nightvision Devon Allman & nightvision

• 1 Awaken 05:12
• 2 Arabia (Part 1 - The Approach) 05:09
• 3 Arabia (Part II - The Arrival) 03:15
• 4 Burj 05:11
• 5 Dead Sea Scrolls 04:58
• 6 Enemy Mine 06:20
• 7 Old Republic 06:33
• 8 Imzadi 06:59
• 9 Welcome to Rylos, my boy! 08:04
• 10 Plans Within Plans 07:33
• Total Runtime 59:14

Info for nightvision

On nightvision, mystic rhythms, searing guitars, and song titles that nod to ’80s sci-fi cinema blend with esoteric Middle Eastern imagery to create a soundscape that’s both otherworldly and immersive.

Recorded at Allman’s home-turned-studio during the COVID pandemic, the album also marks the recording debut of his son, Orion Allman, on synthesizer. Joining them are drummer John Lum and bassist Justin Corgan, both longtime collaborators in The Allman Betts Band and the Devon Allman Project.

Drawing inspiration from vintage ’80s sonics and artists like The Police and The Cure, nightvision is a lush, cinematic exploration of sound. Equally suited for meditations or herbal vacations, it’s an album that invites listeners to drift, dream, and disappear into its glowing nocturnal world.

"It's a sense of accomplishment to pull this one out of the vault after 5 years. nightvision is a very special project to me. I have always had a desire to write music for film, so this is a study into that dimension. Recording in the house was a trip, from capturing the drums in the foyer with microphones placed upstairs ala John Bonham, and even going after the Andy Summers sound with vintage Roland Jazz Chorus amps and Electric Mistress pedals. I used mostly shredder guitars like my Jackson 1987 "Jack Butler" (IYKYK) and my Suhr Modern Custom HSS. Additionally, having my son on synth was such a proud moment, as he really added some unique textures.” - Devon Allman

In the first two decades of his recording career, Devon Allman has made one thing abundantly clear: he doesn’t stand still. As an artist and performer, he’s constantly evolving pushing boundaries, seeking fresh inspiration, and finding new collaborators. This restless creativity has defined his journey, driving him to explore different sounds and projects.

His discography reflects that spirit of motion. Alongside his solo work, Allman has released music with Honeytribe, the southern rock supergroup Royal Southern Brotherhood, and the Allman Betts Band. It’s an ever-growing body of work that honors the rich musical legacy passed down by his late father, Gregg Allman of the legendary Allman Brothers Band.

Devon Allman embraces his role as a torchbearer for the next generation of Allman music. Those who’ve seen him live know his sets often include Allman Brothers classics, but he consistently proves he’s more than an heir to that legacy. He’s an artist in his own right, as well as an inspired bandleader and collaborator who continues to shape a sound that bridges generations and genres.

Devon Allman, guitars, vocals
Orion Allman, synthesizer
John Lum, drums
Justin Corgan, bass

Devon Allman
Devon’s life reads like that of the quintessential American troubadour. Born in Corpus Christi, Texas, the singer-songwriter, guitarist, keyboardist, and producer spent his early years dividing time between the Lone Star State, Tennessee, and St. Louis, Missouri. Raised by his mother, Devon began playing music as a youth. He was 16 when he first met his father, Gregg.

Gregg invited Devon on the road with The Allman Brothers Band, during the group’s Dreamstour in the summer of 1989, where he first met ABB progeny, Berry Duane Oakley and Duane Betts. On many occasions, Devon would sit-in with the Brothers, often performing “Midnight Rider” alongside his father. Included among the many musical heavyweights Devon would join onstage throughout his career are Les Paul, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Billy Gibbons, Gov’t Mule, Blackberry Smoke, and Lukas Nelson.

He founded Devon Allman’s Honeytribe in 1999, recording two albums and touring the world intermittently over the next decade. In 2011, Devon paired with Cyril Neville to form Royal Southern Brotherhood. The supergroup released a trio of albums, won a Blues music award, and culminated their world tour with an appearance at London’s Royal Albert Hall. Concurrently, Devon was cultivating a prolific solo career, issuing Turquoise in 2013 and Ragged & Dirty(2014), garnering widespread critical acclaim as well as top Billboard positions, including #1 on the Blues chart for 2016’s Ride or Die.

In 2017, Devon assembled the Devon Allman Project, commencing a 2018-19 world tour with Duane Betts as a special guest. Following that successful run, he and Betts announced the formation of the Allman Betts Band, reuniting with Oakley and recording their debut album at the famed Muscle Shoals studio.

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