After two cycles around the sun, and no newfound aural acrobatics to see the light of day, Tony Appleseed returns from his presumable hibernation with his second full-length effort since 2015’s Metanoia. Entropy is an album about endings and new beginnings, heartache and mistakes, birth, death, and the growth in between. Appleseed returns, this time joined with perhaps his largest ensemble to date, adding their own unique contributions to his meticulously crafted songs. Ready to be released into a fleeting wild, Entropy is a genre-hopping, mood-flopping journey from start to finish. The seeds of this album were planted during the creation of Metanoia and four years later, Appleseed’s sophomore full length, blossoms into the light of day. Tony Appleseed: vocals, guitar, piano, electric piano, organ, synthesizers, bass, drums, banjo, vibraphone, autoharp, programming, sampling Jon Francis: bowed acoustic guitar (track 3) Daimon Santa Maria: flute (track 4), accordion (track 8) Joe makoviecki: trombone (track 8 & 9), melodica (track 13) Lilli Robinson: bass clarinet (track 8) Brendan Krog: trumpet (track 9) Alex letizia: drums (track 9, 10, & 13), modular synthesizer (track 10) Jen Santa Maria: vocals (track 11, 12, & 13) Jimmy james Cutrera: guitars (track 13) recorded, mixed, & mastered at antFARM(studio) artwork by Gregg Bautista User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.