NEW RELEASE 2/19/2026: WE THE PEOPLE (for James Talarico)

Written, Produced, and Performed by Matt Oestreicher

SONG COLLECTION 1: DREAM THE WORLD NEW

EXPERIMENTS IN MOVEMENT AND MEDITATION

THE LIQUID BETWEEN THE STYLES

IMPROVISED DUOS WITH STEPHEN NACHMANOVITCH

PANDEMOONIA

COPRODUCED AND PERFORMED WITH DAVID NICHTERN

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WRITTEN AND ARRANGED BY MATT OESTREICHER FOR THE VERVE JAZZ ENSEMBLE

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Matt Live on TV - Macy’s 4th of July Spectacular 2023 and 2022 - with Ray Chew Live

MATT PERFORMNG UNDER THE FIREWORKS FOR MACYS JULY 4TH WITH RAY CHEW LIVE

The Multi-Instrumental 80's cover project:

Matt recreates some favorite songs from his youth on many instruments:

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Multi-Instrumental Version of Head over Heels By Tears for Fears Upper Left: Keyboard Top Middle:Vocals Upper Right: Pad/Strings/Pizz Strings/Synth Bottom Ri...

One of my absolute favorite songs of the 80's. From bottom left clockwise: Drums, Bass, Vocals, Keyboard(Rhodes), Keyboard(oohs, synth brass, belltones), Guitar Technical Notes: Each part is played in 1 complete take.

Here's a big 80's hit from the jazzy/funky English band Level 42. From bottom left clockwise: Drums guy, Clavinet guy, Lead Vocals guy, High Vocals guy, Bass guy, Synth guy, Guitar guy . ooh sound from Omnisphere was played off camera when I realized that it sounded better than singing the oohs.

Steely Dan always had great songs, arrangements, and musicians on their classic recordings. Here is a quick version of Kid Charlemagne with mistakes and all. from bottom left clockwise: drum guy, bass guy, vocal guy, keyboard guy, clavinet guy, guitar guy. Visit me at www.mattoestreicher.com Notes to self/things to improve on: 1.

younger selfs favorite songs #3. Van Halen was my favorite band when I was in middle school. As I learn these songs I can see that Eddie Van Halen is truly brilliant!! So creative and original. And of course the one and only David Lee Roth. I see where these videos are headed...

Because of hearing the Allman Brothers Band in High School I started playing the guitar. They were a major influence on me musically. A couple of interesting facts from wikipedia: They rejected themselves being classified as "Southern Rock:" "The problem I have is a lot of people associate it with rednecks and rebel flags and backward mentality.

NEW RELEASE 2022: PANDEMOONIA

The Dharma Moon Orchestra (DMO) is David Nichtern & Matt Oestreicher

All Tunes Composed by David Nichtern (Nudgie Tunes LLC / ASCAP)

Arranged & Produced by David Nichtern & Matt Oestreicher

Kbds, bass and synth programming -Matt Oestreicher

Guitars – David Nichtern

SPECIAL GUESTS

Julian Lage – guitar (“Samba For Julio” & “Thinkin’”)

Randy Brecker – trumpet

Ada Rovatti – saxes

Jerry Marotta – drums & percussion

Mixed and Mastered by Cynthia Daniels at MonkMusic Studios, East Hampton

David, Randy and Ada recorded byCynthia Daniels at MonkMusic Studios, East Hampton, NY (add’l engineering by by Parker Lyons)

Julian Lage guitars recorded by Mark Goodell @ Joe’s Garage Studio – Brooklyn, NY

First Single of Matts EP "Dream The World New" now available!

Human Anymore:

Second Single of Matts EP "Dream The World New" now available!

Dream The World New:

Third Single of Matts EP "Dream The World New" now available!

Soul Doctor:

Fourth Single of Matt’s EP now available!

Here’s Where Sting Would Sing

Fifth Single of Matt’s EP now available!

Dreaming With You

Sixth Single of Matt’s EP now available!

After Life

Seventh Single of Matt’s EP now available!

Back In My Hometown

Eight Single of Matt’s EP now available!

The World Needs Us

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EXPERIMENTS IN MOVEMENT AND MEDITATION

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Notes from Matt about this recording:

First, I spent a few days meditating and improvising on simple themes with two of my favorite musicians: Dave Livolsi(Bass) and Theirry Arpino(Drums)

Second, I cut out a few 5 minute chunks that I liked and, on my own, added a bunch of other instruments.

Third, I got together with jazz/carnatic(Indian classical music) vocalist Raphaelle Brochet and had her sing various melodies over the music

I'd describe the style as new-age/jazzy/trancy.

Here are the first three songs from these recordings: