Luke Titus
From What Was Will Grow A Flower
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Expected Release Date: 04/25/25
Luke Titus
From What Was Will Grow A Flower
Purchase of pre-sale items will not ship until on or about the release date. All items purchased with a pre-sale item will ship on or around the date of the release of the pre-sale item.
Expected Release Date: 04/25/25
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BLACK 12" VINYL (HAND NUMBERED FIRST PRESSING OF 400): High fidelity black standard weight 12” vinyl manufactured at Gotta Groove Records in Cleveland, OH. Hand numbered first pressing of 400. Full color jackets and labels. Shrink-wrapped with an info sticker.
OPAQUE POWDER BLUE MIX 12” VINYL (Ltd. Ed., First Pressing): High fidelity Opaque Powder Blue Mix standard weight 12” vinyl manufactured at Gotta Groove Records in Cleveland, OH. Limited Edition of 600. First pressing. Full color jackets and labels. Shrink-wrapped with a merchandising sticker.
CASSETTE TAPE: High bias professional quality audio cassette tape manufactured by National Audio Company in Springfield, MO. Blue tint cassette shell with white ink imprint. Three panel j-card. Shrink-wrapped.
LP BUNDLE #1 (2 LPs): Both of Luke Titus’ solo LPs for a discounted price. From What Was Will Grow A Flower (2025) on Opaque Powder Blue vinyl, and Luke’s 2020 debut LP Plasma on Translucent Green vinyl. Both come in hi-fidelity standard weight vinyl, shrink-wrapped, with an info sticker. Plasma includes limited edition poster.
LP BUNDLE #2 (3 LPs): All 3 Luke Titus projects from Sooper Records together at a discounted price. Includes: From What Was Will Grow A Flower LP (2025) on Opaque Powder Blue vinyl, Luke’s debut Plasma LP (2020) on Translucent Green Vinyl, and Luke’s collaborative album with Cisco Swank, Some Things Take Time LP, on Black Vinyl. All come on hi-fidelity standard weight vinyl, shrink-wrapped, with an info sticker. Plasma includes limited edition poster.
From What Was Will Grow A Flower is the second LP from Luke Titus.
Follow the thread of Luke Titus’ many contributions to jazz, alternative, and hip-hop scenes across America, and what emerges is a singular weave between Luke's roots in Chicago, L.A., and New York communities. These influences are expressed most forcefully and intentionally on the second LP from the prolific young songwriter and producer. From What Was Will Grow A Flower codifies Luke's many contributions into an emergent, nearly clairvoyant statement of musical intent—blooming, innovative songwriting interspersed with virtuosic instrumental passages, underwritten by meticulously studied production techniques. A drummer by trade—cutting his teeth in Chicago’s jazz and DIY scenes—Titus' solo work leans into a kaleidoscopic sound, with assemblages of DillaTime micro-detail, extended jazz instrumentals, warm textural layers, and the gestural flourishes and compositional choices of a multi-instrumentalist producer with a sharp wit, and left-field instincts.
About the Album, Luke says: "This album is about spirituality and connectivity, both with the universe and the self, as told through my personal journey. It questions reality as a way to deepen one’s connection to it. I dedicate this album not only to anyone who has been through hard times, but to anyone who relates to the cyclical nature of the human experience. And more than that, I dedicate this album to my mom."
Written & Produced by Luke Titus
“Above Us” & “Grow” written by Luke Titus & Arlo Sims
“Lotus Leaf” written by Luke Titus & Jonathan Huber
“Nature’s Eternal” written by Luke Titus & Elijah Fox
“All My Life” written by Luke Titus & Mike Haldeman
Flanafi: guitar on 1
Mike Haldeman: guitar on 1, 8
Dylan Neustadter: synth on 1
Arlo Sims: guitar & bass on 1, 11
Jonathan Huber: keys, bass & synth on 4
Nicole McCabe: saxophone on 4
Brian Sanborn: acoustic guitar on 5
Elijah Fox: piano, synth & keys on 6; keys on 7
Jermaine Paul: upright bass on 6
Miguel Atwood-Ferguson: strings on 6
Brok Mende: acoustic guitar on 11
Mixed and Mastered by Brok Mende at Friends of Friends Recording in Chicago, IL
