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March 20, 2026 – A UNIQUE REUNION STORY – In the 1980s, Colman Jones and Toronto-based musician Bob Moher were collaborators, composing instrumental music for CBC Radio. Life eventually pulled them in different directions, and the two lost touch for nearly 40 years.
Last year, they reconnected. Despite the distance between the Bruce Peninsula and Toronto, they picked up exactly where they left off. The result is Instrumentals in Motion, an 11-track album releasing on streaming platforms worldwide March 27, 2026. This unique reunion of musical minds offers a rediscovering of a shared musical language after 40 years apart.
The project is a true “remote-collaboration” success story. Moher sent guitar, keys and bass tracks from his Toronto studio, which Jones then expanded, arranged, and mixed in Lion’s Head, layering a massive palette of instruments including the Moog Claravox theremin, vintage synthesizers, and grand piano. In parallel, Jones contributed several earlier piano compositions of his own, to which Moher added guitars, bass, and mandolin, completing the reciprocal nature of the collaboration.
The album was engineered, mixed, and mastered entirely in Lion’s Head at Dreamer’s Lair Studios.
A cinematic blend of folk, jazz, rock, ethereal and ambient textures—from the driving lead track “Jazzle”, to the evocative and cinematic “Three Down There”. The album mirrors its title in moving briskly across a wide range of genres in dynamic performances and lush arrangements.
