Valleys of Neptune a new song, a new album and a new work of art from Jimi Hendrix

As amazing as it is to say, this month Jimi Hendrix has once again returned to transport us to new places through his artistry. A dozen never before released recordings have been remastered to make his latest album Valleys Of Neptune. Named for the lead track, as well as his own painting on the cover, this set of recordings represent what many critics call his greatest creative period. Following his most noted album, Electric Ladyland, Hendrix took to the studio with his new bassist to start work on a follow-up album and produced works that reflected the next wave of his creative evolution.

Jimi lived a unique (even though short) life, fully immersed in his creative vision. His game changing music came at us one song after another. And along the way the same creative visions were expressed in the form of visual art as well. Often psychedelic landscapes that pull the viewer along with the same hypnotic power as his music. Dripping water color scenes flowing intuitively like a dream filled with color. His art resonates with the same voice of his own poetic lyrics. Much like how his words are seamlessly woven into the tapestry of his music, so too does the lines of his brush.