CD copy of Signals In Autumn Packaged in a 4-Panel digipak and paired with an 8-panel poster Signals In Autumn - Digital Album Included free with every physical music purchase Includes five tracks unavailable on streaming platforms Available for digital download upon release date Instant digital download of the following single: Heartbreaker Pre-order Disclaimer: This item is part of a pre-order collection and has an estimated arrival date of October 23, 2026 (exclusions apply). ABOUT THE ALBUM Great songs deserve to be heard again—Strawbs’ overlooked classics are reimagined for today by a world-class collective of players and singers. Read the story behind Signals In Autumn Signal Meridian is a passion project for Kirk Pasich, co-founder of acclaimed Los Angeles indie label Blue Élan Records. He has brought together a collective of notable musicians and vocalists to reinterpret the songs of underappreciated bands, starting with Signals in Autumn, the first chapter in a four-part series, this one devoted to U.K. band Strawbs and their 1973-78 core songwriting team of David Cousins, Chas Cronk, and David Lambert. Said Pasich. “I wanted to reintroduce great songwriters in a contemporary way, with world-class players and singers.” Formed in the ‘60s as a bluegrass duo by co-founder Cousins, the Strawbs went through several phases as a folk-rock outfit (featuring Fairport Convention’s Sandy Denny), a progressive band (featuring future Yes keyboardist Rick Wakeman) and, in seven albums from 1972-78, a rock band with orchestral leanings. Pasich asked Blue Élan artist and keyboardist Sasha Smith to join in producing the project, knowing Sasha’s varied experience as a member of Everclear and from his work with the likes of Cat Power, Ariana Grande, the Wallflowers, and Ann Wilson. They are joined in this collective by guitarists Val McCallum, Jackson Browne’s longtime collaborator, and Nashville-to-LA transplant Adam Gimenez, who has played with Paris Jackson and 3OH!, and Billy Idol keyboardist (and Blue Élan recording artist) Paul Trudeau. Bassist Kurtis Keber and drummer Jordan West, who form Grace Potter’s regular rhythm section, perform similar honors here. Blue Élan recording artist Bernie Barlow (Moody Blues, Sarah McLachlan), Vanessa Bryan (Lady Gaga, Gwen Stefani, The Killers), Holly Palmer (David Bowie, Gnarls Barkley, Allee Willis) and Jordan West (with a solo album upcoming for Blue Élan) round out the four female vocalists. Track Listing Cut Like a Diamond Carry Me Home Little Sleepy Don't Try to Change Me Lay Down Heartbreaker I Don't Want to Talk About It The Last Resort Autumn [Suite] Who Knows Where the Time Goes Cut Like a Diamond (Radio Edit) Heartbreaker (Radio Edit) Autumn: Heroine's Theme Autumn: Deep Summer's Sleep Autumn: The Winter Long Product images are for illustration purposes only. May not be an exact representation of the final product. Pre-order Disclaimer: This item is part of a pre-order collection and has an estimated arrival date of October 23, 2026 (exclusions apply). ABOUT THE ALBUM Great songs deserve to be heard again—Strawbs’ overlooked classics are reimagined for today by a world-class collective of players and singers. Read the story behind Signals In Autumn Signal Meridian is a passion project for Kirk Pasich, co-founder of acclaimed Los Angeles indie label Blue Élan Records. He has brought together a collective of notable musicians and vocalists to reinterpret the songs of underappreciated bands, starting with Signals in Autumn, the first chapter in a four-part series, this one devoted to U.K. band Strawbs and their 1973-78 core songwriting team of David Cousins, Chas Cronk, and David Lambert. Said Pasich. “I wanted to reintroduce great songwriters in a contemporary way, with world-class players and singers.” Formed in the ‘60s as a bluegrass duo by co-founder Cousins, the Strawbs went through several phases as a folk-rock outfit (featuring Fairport Convention’s Sandy Denny), a progressive band (featuring future Yes keyboardist Rick Wakeman) and, in seven albums from 1972-78, a rock band with orchestral leanings. Pasich asked Blue Élan artist and keyboardist Sasha Smith to join in producing the project, knowing Sasha’s varied experience as a member of Everclear and from his work with the likes of Cat Power, Ariana Grande, the Wallflowers, and Ann Wilson. They are joined in this collective by guitarists Val McCallum, Jackson Browne’s longtime collaborator, and Nashville-to-LA transplant Adam Gimenez, who has played with Paris Jackson and 3OH!, and Billy Idol keyboardist (and Blue Élan recording artist) Paul Trudeau. Bassist Kurtis Keber and drummer Jordan West, who form Grace Potter’s regular rhythm section, perform similar honors here. Blue Élan recording artist Bernie Barlow (Moody Blues, Sarah McLachlan), Vanessa Bryan (Lady Gaga, Gwen Stefani, The Killers), Holly Palmer (David Bowie, Gnarls Barkley, Allee Willis) and Jordan West (with a solo album upcoming for Blue Élan) round out the four female vocalists. Track Listing Cut Like a Diamond Carry Me Home Little Sleepy Don't Try to Change Me Lay Down Heartbreaker I Don't Want to Talk About It The Last Resort Autumn [Suite] Who Knows Where the Time Goes Cut Like a Diamond (Radio Edit) Heartbreaker (Radio Edit) Autumn: Heroine's Theme Autumn: Deep Summer's Sleep Autumn: The Winter Long Product images are for illustration purposes only. May not be an exact representation of the final product.