Twice Emmy-nominated composer Joshua Moshier is releasing Semipermanence, a debut solo album that knits together more than two dozen collaborators from his 15 years making music first as a jazz musician and later as a tone-defining composer for television and film (The Shrink Next Door, Baskets, Three Busy Debras, Looney Tunes Cartoons). Semipermanence shows his vision as a bandleader: a new-classical and jazz foundation paired with indie pop and soul sensibilities—think Daniel Rossen, Big Red Machine and Son Lux. It’s a cohesive yet unpredictable journey through cinematic soundscapes, grounded by riveting improvised performances, often flowing into songs with foregrounded vocals. Each track is a beacon back to an era of Moshier’s musical history to date, with trusted contributors Macie Stewart, Jeff Parker, Sabina Sciubba, Caroline Davis, Akenya, and Marquis Hill playing key roles in defining the album’s intricate compositions.