Seasoned drummer Tom Zygmont releases his debut album Lumina Way — a groove-forward blend of blues, jazz, rock, and funk. Tom and his musical friends make every moment on the album feel alive — from the tropical sway of “Afro Blue” and breezy charm of “It’s Complicated,” to the high-octane pulse of “Lumina Way” and the playful blues-funk of “Better From a Distance.” Fire burns in “Contusion,” warmth fills “Sixteen Words,” and global flavor emerges in “Pacifica,” “Big Dipper,” and “Just Friends With Benefits,” culminating in the hypnotic, atmospheric “Seikilos,” — a perfect reminder of their curiosity and freedom. Produced by longtime collaborator Terry Wollman and recorded mostly live at Sunset Sound in Hollywood by Kenji Nakai, the album radiates the energy of musicians who listen, respond, and inspire one another. It’s more than a studio project — it’s a celebration of long friendships and the joy of creating together. “There’s a looseness to it that I love,” Tom says. “It’s the sound of musicians having fun — no overthinking, just playing.” Lumina Way is an irresistible journey — music to move to, smile with, and return to again and again.