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New Single Alert: Bill Scorzari Opens the Door to “Sidereal Days (Day 2)”
HUNTINGTON, NY — Singer-songwriter and recording artist Bill Scorzari has officially unveiled “Open Door,” the third track from his highly anticipated sixth studio album, Sidereal Days (Day 2). (Dreamspider Publicity, 2026)
Scheduled for a full release on September 25, 2026, the new single is available to stream now. “Open Door” is an upbeat, folky love song that leans into traditional acoustic instrumentation, featuring a warm vocal duet between Scorzari and Megan McCormick.
The Inspiration Behind “Open Door”
Grounded in a sense of innocence and simplicity, the lyrics for “Open Door” began forming as far back as the early spring of 2013. Scorzari’s writing process is famously observational; he draws from a mosaic of life experiences, including:
- Overheard conversations and personal memories.
- The tactile imagery of melting snow or a coiled telephone cord.
- Dreams, news stories, and literature.
By weaving these disparate threads together, Scorzari creates a cohesive narrative that feels intimate yet universal.
Catch Up on the Singles
If you haven’t started your journey through Sidereal Days (Day 2) yet, two other singles are currently streaming:
- “I Stayed” – A stunning love-lost ballad featuring Scorzari’s lead vocals and acoustic guitar, accompanied by Erin Rae on harmony and the legendary “Shoals Sisters” (Marie Lewey and Cindy Richardson Walker).
- “That’s A Good Thing” – A tender Americana roots track. At just 3 minutes and 14 seconds, it serves as a light, upbeat counterpoint to the album’s longer, more atmospheric compositions.
Completing the “Sidereal Days” Duology
Sidereal Days (Day 2) serves as the second half of a massive double-album project. Its predecessor, Day 1 (released October 17, 2025), received significant critical acclaim:
“Bill Scorzari possesses an ‘amorous vulnerability’…” — Robert Christgau, Consumer Guide (Grade: A)
The album also earned the #11 spot on Tom Hull’s “Best Non-Jazz Albums of 2025.” Across the 11 tracks on Day 2, Scorzari continues his exploration of interconnectedness, often presenting his lyrics as a lived-in conversation with the listener.
The Studio Band
To bring this vision to life, Scorzari collaborated with an elite group of musicians:
- Bill Scorzari: Lead/harmony vocals, guitars, mandolin, banjo
- Brad Talley: Dobro
- Chelsea McGough: Cello
- The Shoals Sisters (Cindy Richardson Walker & Marie Lewey): Backing vocals
- Danny Mitchell: Piano, Hammond B3, flugelhorn, trumpet
- Eamon McLoughlin: Violin/fiddle
- Erin Rae & Megan McCormick: Harmony vocals
- Joshua Britt: Mandolin, mandola
- Juan Solorzano: Electric/pedal steel/baritone guitars, ganjo
- Michael Rinne: Upright and electric bass
- Neilson Hubbard: Drums and percussion
Looking Ahead: Upcoming Releases
Four additional singles will be released in the lead-up to the September 25th album launch:
- “I Think It’s Gonna Rain” – A haunting, cinematic piece written during a Florida thunderstorm.
- “I Know You Know” – An upbeat traveling song exploring the deep intuition of long-term relationships.
- “Middle Class Middle Child” – The album’s longest track (6:30), blending semi-autobiographical sentiments with emotional storytelling.
- “Sandcastles Waiting” – A melody-driven track years in the making, finalized during the 2024 recording sessions.
Listen to the latest singles on all major streaming platforms today.
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