David Gilmore
David Gilmore has recorded and performed with many of today’s most influential modern artists. He has worked with Wayne Shorter (appearing on Mr. Shorter’s Grammy Award winning album, High Life (Verve)), Dave Douglas, Muhal Richard Abrams, Sam Rivers, Steve Coleman, Cassandra Wilson, Don Byron, Uri Caine, Randy Brecker, David Sanborn, Ron Blake, Carolyn Leonhart and Christian McBride, among many others. In addition to his significance presence on the international touring scene, Gilmore has also
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David Gilmore
David Gilmore has recorded and performed with many of today’s most influential modern artists. He has worked with Wayne Shorter (appearing on Mr. Shorter’s Grammy Award winning album, High Life (Verve)), Dave Douglas, Muhal Richard Abrams, Sam Rivers, Steve Coleman, Cassandra Wilson, Don Byron, Uri Caine, Randy Brecker, David Sanborn, Ron Blake, Carolyn Leonhart and Christian McBride, among many others. In addition to his significance presence on the international touring scene, Gilmore has also
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Holding On To Nothing
Sometimes, the hardest battle is simply finding the strength to hold on when it feels like there's nothing left. It's a song about pain, survival, and the fragile strength it takes to keep moving forward—even when all you can do is hold on. “Holding On To Nothing” is a raw and emotional journey through the wreckage of a life weighed down by pain, fading memories, and the struggle to find meaning in a world that seems to be falling apart. Caught between the desire to escape the darkness and the fear of letting go, the song explores what it means to feel broken, lost, and disconnected from the person you once were. Every step feels heavier, every memory grows more distant, and the search for hope becomes a battle against the shadows within. Yet even when hope feels like an illusion and the pieces of life seem impossible to put back together, something remains. A quiet, stubborn determination to keep going, even when the reasons are difficult to find. Because sometimes, holding on isn't about knowing everything will be okay. It's about finding the strength to face another night when you don't know how. “Holding On To Nothing” speaks to anyone who has ever felt overwhelmed by their own struggles, searched for answers in the ashes of their past, or continued fighting when they had almost nothing left to give. more
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Slipping Away
Sometimes losing yourself doesn't happen all at once. Slipping Away takes us inside the terrifying feeling of an out of body experience, watching your identity, memories, strength, and connection to the world slowly disappear. Trapped somewhere between consciousness and darkness, the narrator reaches for something—anything—to hold onto, while the world around them fades further away. As reality begins to fracture, they find themselves looking down upon their own fading existence, suspended between life, memory, and an endless darkness. “Tell the world I tried to fight it / With every shattered breath.” Slipping Away is a song about isolation, fading identity, and the desperate struggle to hold onto the last pieces of yourself before they're gone. Slipping Away off of the debut album "Memories". more
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Fallen
Some falls leave scars. Others change who you are forever. “Fallen” is a journey through loss, isolation, and the moments when everything you thought you could depend on begins to disappear. It captures that place between holding on and finally realizing there may be nothing left to hold onto. Built around the darker and more emotional side of Rising Sphere, Fallen carries the weight of looking back at what has been lost while still searching for some reason to keep moving forward. The song explores those moments when the world feels distant, the road ahead feels uncertain, and the person staring back at you no longer seems like the person who began the journey. You can fall. You can break. You can lose pieces of yourself along the way. But being Fallen doesn't necessarily mean the story is over. more
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