Thanks to Athens, Georgia guitarist/composer Dan Nettles and his ever-changing Kenosha Kid ensembles, residents of the city best known for new wave, college, alternative, and indie rock can get a local taste of the sort of boundary-leaping creative jazz most listeners identify with the big-city scenes of places like Brooklyn, Seattle, and the San Francisco Bay Area. But given Nettles' penchant for documenting Kenosha Kid in every conceivable digital and non-digital format, you needn't live in or near the Classic City to sample what the Kid has to offer, including the project's fourth studio outing, Inside Voices, released independently by Nettles in early 2015 -- with a companion album, Outside Choices, arriving in September 2017. Prior to Inside Voices, Nettles and his Kenosha Kid collaborators devoted their studio time to scores composed for silent films and live theater, but -- aside from revisiting "Vanishing Point" from the group's 2005 debut, Projector -- this time the music is completely its own raison d’être. Inside Voices finds the guitarist leading a new core trio featuring bassist Robby Handley and drummer Marlon Patton, supplemented by some familiar collaborators, trumpeter Jacob Wick, alto saxophonist Peter Van Huffel, and tenor and baritone saxophonist Greg Sinibaldi, all three of whom have been heard on previous Kenosha Kid studio albums and helped give a record like 2008's Steamboat Bill Jr. a lot of its punch.

1		Vanishing Point
2		Fabrication
3		Liberty Bell
4		Zombie Party
5		Map of the Universe
6		Mushmouth
7		Everyone I Know