“Magic Everywhere” is a whimsical, uptempo folk song about the tension between being in the moment, and being responsible and accountable. It Jaron Freeman-Fox on violin, with contributions by April Lavine and Avery Florency on background vocals. Written, produced, recorded and mastered by Micah Sky.

“There Will Always Be a Place” is a jazzy winter ballad, co-written with Liana Rose and sung as a duet.

“The Best Days” is a vintage bossanova ode to warm summer days in the company of friends. Written, produced, recorded and mastered by Micah Sky.

“Wednesday Morning” is an RnB song about slow mornings, with traces of Donny Hathaway and The Beatles. It features Micah on piano, drums, percussion and vocals, Ben Foran on guitar and Stacey Shopsowitz on bass. Written, produced and mastered by Micah Sky, and recorded and engineered by Ben Foran at Foran Sound Inc.

Micah’s electronic “San Pancho” EP is an homage to the town of San Pancho (San Francisco) Nayarit, in Mexico. This album uses sampled voice memos of some of the town’s inhabitants as the inspiration and starting point for all 6 songs.

“The Fool On The Hill” EP is a collection of Beatle’s songs with a totally reimagined sonic palette. Produced and engineered by Micah Sky.

“Sky Blue Sky” is Micah Sky’s second EP and features a lighter, more acoustic touch. All the songs were written, produced and recorded by Micah Sky, with mastering by João Carvalho.

The 4 track EP “Call It Love” is Micah’s debut record. Released in the summer of 2020, the album was recorded at home and self-produced and engineered. Micah is the sole musician on the record, except for contributions by vocalist Liana Rose and bassist Josh Cohen.