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Autumn Nocturne
Billie Eidson
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2026
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Tracks
Autumn Serenade, Maybe September, September Song, Early Autumn, Autumn in New York, Autumn Leaves, Make Me Rainbows, Autumn Nocturne, September in the Rain
Personnel
Additional Personnel / Information
Greg Goebel arranger/composer Phil Baker, bass Randy Porter, Studio Engineer of Heavywood Studio Dana White, Mastering Engineer of Specialized Mastering
Album Description
Autumn Nocturne (2025)
Billie Eidson Quartet
If it's not love, it's a lesson — the heart of Autumn Nocturne. Every song is a chance to feel deeply, to learn something true, and to keep moving forward with more honesty and grace.
Autumn Nocturne is built around a simple idea — to explore the emotional landscape of the season through a collection of timeless standards, interpreted as a true ensemble. Rather than featuring the vocal as a separate lead voice, Billie Eidson performs as an integral part of a quartet — fully engaged in the musical interaction with Greg Goebel (piano and arrangements), Phil Baker (bass), and Todd Strait (drums). The intention was for every track to feel like a shared musical exchange.
From the opening title track, chosen for its expressive harmonic structure and romantic tone, the quartet leans into the song's haunting beauty with a quiet, spacious feel. That approach carries through "Autumn Leaves" and "Autumn Serenade," where the group's balance of space and interplay allows each phrase to breathe. Songs such as "September Song," "Maybe September," and "Early Autumn" sit at the emotional center of the album — built around nostalgia, longing, and the quiet beauty of impermanence. "Autumn in New York" leans into the contrast between romance and solitude, while "September in the Rain" closes the album with a relaxed, open swing.
More than anything, Autumn Nocturne is meant to feel like an evening spent in good company — reflective, intimate, and open enough to allow the listener to bring their own feelings to the music.
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