Aquacadia - Into Atalantia (New Album)

Aquacadia was started by Gary Jacobs and Gregory D. Davis on September 13, 2014 in Lexington, Kentucky and St. Louis, Missouri. The band is currently located in San Antonio, Texas and St. Louis, Missouri. The aim of Aquacadia continues to be to capture progressive rock, retro-rock and electronic sounds with a focus on music composition. The music is eclectic, drawing on progressive rock, instrumental rock, synth pop, electronic rock, electric guitar, classical guitar, funk rock, post-punk, and upbeat rock elements. The album "Into Atalantia" is their debut and blends this variety of musical styles in an interesting way. They are now writing a blog explaining our approach to music composition at www.aquacadia.net


Atalantia"This is the first song on our new CD entitled "Into Atalantia" and blends many different retro prog rock sounds."

The band members are: Gregory D. Davis - Lead vocals, percussion, bass guitar, electric guitar, synthesizers, composition; and Gary Jacobs - Electric guitar, classical guitar, synthesizers, and composition


Gargantua"This is the second song off of Aquacadia's new album "Into Atalantia" and blends post punk with progressive rock."

Their cover artist is Dell Rosa: https://fineartamerica.com/artists/dell+rosa

Discover Aquacadia at: www.aquacadia.net

CDBaby: https://store.cdbaby.com/Artist/Aquacadia

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aquacadia/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/aquacadia

Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Into-Atalantia-Aquacadia/dp/B07SBL8PVG/

RadioAirplay: https://www.radioairplay.com


Omega"This is the final track of Aquacadia's album "Into Atalantia" where we decided to jam more freely." 

Check them out on Spotify in the Indie Good Vibes playlist from Newpop:

Atalantia: open.spotify.com/playlist/54r4tNSSLcYI8OmLp372mz

Space Cadet: open.spotify.com/playlist/54r4tNSSLcYI8OmLp372mz

Which Way Is Up?: open.spotify.com/playlist/54r4tNSSLcYI8OmLp372mz

Nightsong
"This song sounds somewhat Celtic in character"

Markings of Time
"This song slowly builds from a 5/4 riff and crescendos at the end."