Award-wining pedigree, composer, songwriter, and Imrat guitar innovator Todd Mosby is a musical storyteller and landscape artist. His latest album, Land of Enchantment, is a gorgeous scrapbook of the visual, emotive, spiritual and cultural interactions Todd has personally experienced within New Mexico's borders. Todd’s compositions feature strong melodies, sometimes sung by female vocalists recalling the aesthetic of Brazilian musician Sérgio Mendes; virtuosic but lyrical instrumental prowess; deep-pocket grooves informed by a variety of jazz, world, and rock-based traditions; and a deep sense of spiritual intent. His latest release, Land of Enchantment, explores a fascination with the American Southwest and artists such as Georgia O’Keefe and Ansel Adams. Select album highlights include “Place In The Sun,” “Moonrise Samba,” and “Georgia’s World.” The picturesque “Georgia’s World” is a tribute to Georgia O’ Keefe’s home in Abuqui, New Mexico and Ghost Ranch, and boasts satiny Wes Montgomery octave licks, a slinky bossa-nova groove, and sultry female melody vocals. Todd also turns in a stunning reading of the Beatles’ "Norwegian Wood". Coming along for the ride are A-list musicians such as longtime Prince bassist Rhonda Smith; drummer Vinnie Colaiuta, jazz-fusion icon saxophonist-composer, Tom Scott, pianist Dapo Torimiro, vocalist Laura Vall, bassist Timothy Bailey, Grammy-winning violinist Charlie Bisharat, producer Jeff Weber and engineer Clark Germain.