In a collaborative effort with producer David Glasebrook, the two set out to create an album that is reflective of Ray’s diversity. Throwing all convention to the wind, instead cobbling that best of Ray’s songwriting into poetic renderings of striking tunes. From the guitar driven “Ol Coyote,” to the folkish “Setting Sun,” or the swirling psychedelia of “Best Game in Town,” or tapping into the darkly hued “Tower and the Star.” Ray’s songwriting is certainly representative of the era he came up in that conjured such greats as Bob Dylan or Brian Eno. Ray is not a newbie trying to cop the sound, he is a living breathing testament to the era. Highlighting all those worthy miles traveled and countless experiences that add up to a veteran musician getting it right. Out Passed Nowhere is a tour de force. That’s the short of it!