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Jon Robert Quinn Releases New Instrumental Rock Album "Time" with Music from his High Rise Films
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EL DORADO HILLS, Calif. - eTradeWire -- Entrepreneur, author, filmmaker, radio host, and guitarist Jon Robert Quinn today announced the release of his newest instrumental rock album, Time, now available worldwide on all major digital music platforms.
Blending melodic rock, blues, cinematic soundscapes, and retro-inspired guitar instrumentals, Time showcases a collection of original compositions created over several years, many of which were written for Quinn's High Rise film franchise. The album reflects his decades-long passion for guitar-driven music while capturing a wide range of moods, styles, and influences.
Among the featured tracks is Night Heat, an energetic 1980s-inspired Outrun-style composition that combines driving rhythms with soaring guitar melodies, evoking the atmosphere of classic arcade games, neon city streets, and late-night highway drives.
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Another standout is Highwaymen, a warm, expressive instrumental featuring the unmistakable tone of a PRS guitar. Built around lyrical melodies and dynamic guitar work, the track highlights Quinn's melodic approach to instrumental rock.
The album also includes Going Downtown, a soulful blues-inspired performance that showcases expressive phrasing and vintage guitar tones, while Marshall Law was written and recorded during the COVID era using a Gibson Les Paul Custom "Black Beauty," delivering a heavier, classic rock sound influenced by the uncertainty and intensity of that period.
Additional tracks include Adrenaline, Seventy4, Classic Drive, Drifting, and Kings of Doom, each offering its own unique blend of melodic guitar work, driving rhythms, and cinematic atmosphere. Together, the collection reflects Quinn's appreciation for classic rock, blues, soundtrack composition, and instrumental storytelling.
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"Music has always been one of the purest forms of storytelling," said Jon Robert Quinn. "With Time, I wanted every track to paint a picture without using a single word. Whether it's the excitement of a midnight drive, the emotion behind a blues melody, or the energy of an action scene, every song tells its own story."
While many know Quinn as the founder of JRQTV Media Group, publisher of Impact & Influence Magazine, host of Impact & Influence Radio, and creator of the High Rise entertainment franchise, music has remained a constant throughout his career. A guitarist for more than three decades, Time represents another creative milestone that combines his love of film, storytelling, and instrumental rock.
Time is available now on leading music streaming and download services worldwide, including Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, YouTube Music, and other major digital music retailers.
Listen now on YouTube Music
https://youtu.be/R0azs0_18XQ?si=R7UL_CDoDV8owP6K
Blending melodic rock, blues, cinematic soundscapes, and retro-inspired guitar instrumentals, Time showcases a collection of original compositions created over several years, many of which were written for Quinn's High Rise film franchise. The album reflects his decades-long passion for guitar-driven music while capturing a wide range of moods, styles, and influences.
Among the featured tracks is Night Heat, an energetic 1980s-inspired Outrun-style composition that combines driving rhythms with soaring guitar melodies, evoking the atmosphere of classic arcade games, neon city streets, and late-night highway drives.
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Another standout is Highwaymen, a warm, expressive instrumental featuring the unmistakable tone of a PRS guitar. Built around lyrical melodies and dynamic guitar work, the track highlights Quinn's melodic approach to instrumental rock.
The album also includes Going Downtown, a soulful blues-inspired performance that showcases expressive phrasing and vintage guitar tones, while Marshall Law was written and recorded during the COVID era using a Gibson Les Paul Custom "Black Beauty," delivering a heavier, classic rock sound influenced by the uncertainty and intensity of that period.
Additional tracks include Adrenaline, Seventy4, Classic Drive, Drifting, and Kings of Doom, each offering its own unique blend of melodic guitar work, driving rhythms, and cinematic atmosphere. Together, the collection reflects Quinn's appreciation for classic rock, blues, soundtrack composition, and instrumental storytelling.
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"Music has always been one of the purest forms of storytelling," said Jon Robert Quinn. "With Time, I wanted every track to paint a picture without using a single word. Whether it's the excitement of a midnight drive, the emotion behind a blues melody, or the energy of an action scene, every song tells its own story."
While many know Quinn as the founder of JRQTV Media Group, publisher of Impact & Influence Magazine, host of Impact & Influence Radio, and creator of the High Rise entertainment franchise, music has remained a constant throughout his career. A guitarist for more than three decades, Time represents another creative milestone that combines his love of film, storytelling, and instrumental rock.
Time is available now on leading music streaming and download services worldwide, including Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, YouTube Music, and other major digital music retailers.
Listen now on YouTube Music
https://youtu.be/R0azs0_18XQ?si=R7UL_CDoDV8owP6K
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