See Somethin'

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Gabriel Mervine's 2021 release <I>Say Somethin'</i> has been the most popular album on Octave Records to-date. As any great artist, Gabriel's playing and composing has grown and evolved in the last few years and we are excited to announce his follow up album <I>See Somethin'</i>. This new album from Mervine features his quartet playing both originals from the band and well-loved covers. Recorded in DSD256 by Paul McGowan and mixed by Colin Bricker, this is one that we expect to sell out quickly.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ellie Z. ★★★★★ Oct 11, 2026

The way Gabriel’s composition style has matured between releases really stands out — every track on this album feels tighter and more adventurous than his earlier stuff.

Ruby ★★★★★ Sep 15, 2026

I've played this album front to back at least a dozen times since it arrived, and Mervine's trumpet lines on the slower tracks keep pulling me back. It's rare that a 2021 release feels this lived-in already, but the compositions really do show an artist who's grown.

Christopher V. ★★★★★ Sep 14, 2026

The horn arrangements on this record have a warmth I wasn't expecting, and the slower tracks are where it really shines. Been spinning it most evenings with dinner lately.