THE RETURN OF TREVOR RABIN

The former Yes and ARW musician and soundtrack composer returns with his first collection of solo vocal material for 34 years.

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Trevor Rabin has revealed the debt of gratitude he owes to his wife, Shelley May, as he prepares to release his new studio album, Rio, on October 6 via InsideOut. This, his sixth solo album, is the first collection of vocal-led material from the South African-born, multi-instrumentalist, composer and producer since Can’t Look Away in 1989. It also makes a marked detour from his celebrated film score work. His previous solo album, 2012’s Jacaranda, was an instrumental affair. “There was quite a lot of pressure to make a record like this, and those demands have bordered upon insult – largely from my wife,” Rabin tells Prog. “She told me, ‘Fuck the films, get your own record done.’ So I owe a lot of the credit to her.” Since leaving Yes…

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