Quicksilver Night's "Presque Vu" mini EP

HAMPTON, Va. - May 29, 2019 - PRLog -- Available at digital outlets everywhere, All three songs feature Meagan Finning on vocals and Jason Cale on lead guitar. Quicksilver Night's "Presque Vu" mini EP title track "Presque Vu" describes the sense of impending change, the feeling that some almost seen truth is about to make itself known, that some life-altering event is about to occur. "Still I can't help but feel there's more intended for me by this life."

Celtic-tinged with classic rock roots, "October Skies" is about the sense of home as a place where one's very bones seem to resonate with the landscape. I wrote it to describe my distant childhood home in the Allegheny foothills, the overwhelming feeling of belonging there when I visit and the absolute surety that I will return someday for good.

"Homecoming" speaks to mortality and nostalgia when a return to a childhood home is necessitated by the death of a close family member. "Stand in the open doorway. Breathe of the dust and shadows and then say goodbye to the ghosts that fill this room, turn and walk away…"

Quicksilver Night

The ringing crystalline timbre of Meagan Finning's voice can be found throughout much the Quicksilver Night catalog. Jason Cale is a singer/songwriter and guitarist from South Mississippi. Eclectic beyond measure and a consummate professional, he regularly performs throughout the region with different groups in various configurations in a dizzying array of musical styles. Warren Russell performed rhythm guitars and everything else throughout the album, real or virtual, including harmony fill guitars on "Presque Vu"

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