A joint effort between Wino Willy and bassist/producer, MLTZR, Pastels is an album forged in the fires of collaboration and a deep respect for the music of the past. Whereas Sun Ra was the muse and spiritual muse of Wno Willy’s previous release, Pastels draws key inspiration from Ron Carter, the renowned bassist who has collaborated with nearly every legend in jazz including Coleman Hawkins, Wes Montgomery, Milt Jackson, Eric Dolphy and more. A tasteful and eclectic player, Carter was not only a member of Miles Davis’ famed second great quintet, in 1991, he appeared on A Tribe Called Quest’s classic sophomore album, The Low End Theory, a collaboration that served as a practical bridge between hip hop and jazz, oldschool and newschool.
| 1 | Cosmic Latte |
| 2 | Sunglow |
| 3 | Lion |
| 4 | Maize |
| 5 | Mikado Yellow |
| 6 | Harvest Gold |
| 7 | Citrine |
| 8 | Gold |
| 9 | Pear |
| 10 | Saffron |
| 11 | Wheat |
| 12 | Gamboge |
| 13 | Jonquil |
| 1 | Fern |
| 2 | Mindaro |
| 3 | Islamic Green |
| 4 | Moss |
| 5 | Sage |
| 6 | Olivine |
| 7 | Mantis |
| 8 | Dark Pastel |
| 9 | Emerald |
| 10 | Pistachio |
| 11 | Spring Bud |
| 12 | Persian Green |
| 13 | Harlequin |
