In the pulsating heart of the Boston jazz scene, a musical alchemy transpires whenever Pritesh Walia’s guitar, Sharik Hasan’s keys/organ/synths, and Avery Logan’s drumsticks collide.

The result? A spellbinding trio, known collectively as PSA, poised to redefine the boundaries of the traditional organ trio.

The genesis of this musical union reads like a serendipitous tale — Walia, Hasan and Logan naturally gravitated towards each other, driven by an insatiable passion for jazz and a shared ambition to breathe new life into the classic organ trio format.

Their collaborative process is the stuff of legend. Almost daily, one of them would bring a musical fragment to the table, a tantalizing kernel of inspiration. What ensued was a collective workshop where each member contributed his unique perspective, refining and sculpting the music until it resonated with the collective essence of PSA. It’s this organic, iterative approach that sets PSA apart, allowing their music to organically evolve into a genre-defying sonic experience.

In anticipation of their self-titled debut album PSA, available Feb 23rd, 2024, PSA beckons listeners into a realm where tradition and innovation dance in harmonious tandem. Far more than a mere collection of tracks, this album is a manifesto — a bold declaration of intent to contemporize the organ trio while paying a respectful homage to its roots.

1. Circle Around
2. Cliff Dunes
3. Dogwood
4. Don’t Look Down
5. Hymn
6. Onward
7. Troxy Fot

Redefining the organ trio with a fusion of classic swing, groove, and jazz, the new recording opens on the frenetically-charged Circle Around and the free-flowing melodies within Cliff Dunes and the lounge-lite Dogwood.

This modernist perspective on the organ trio continues onward with the furtively playful Don’t Look Down, the organ-hued Hymn, and then rounds out with the flirtatious Onward, closing on the organically-cultured Troxy Fot.

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