The Emerald Dawn is a multi-instrumentalist symphonic and neo-progressive rock quartet blending classical, jazz, and folk into a cinematic, epic, and highly atmospheric sound.
Fusing blistering progressive rock with environmental urgency, The Emerald Dawn’s The Land, the Sea, the Air Volume II completes their sweeping conceptual masterpiece.
The Prog Mind review: “The Land, the Sea, the Air (Vol II) follows the first volume from 2025, which I rather liked. But I think this one is stronger. It has only three songs, in true Emerald Dawn fashion. The first one is called “Song of the Rainforest”, which is twenty-one minutes long. And yet, it is one of my favorite songs by the band to this point. This lengthy instrumental piece is so atmospheric, but somehow also so groovy. The song pulls you into its foliage, and underneath those trees is plenty of searing synth, amazing sax segments, gorgeous melodies, and hypnotic portions that feel otherworldly. I particularly love the precious minutes towards the end that hover with smoky flute, like a spellbinding incense rich with emotion.”
