Radio Noir

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Label
Centaur Records
Release Date
April 17, 2026
Format
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      Joseph Levin
    • PERFORMER
      Jana Flygstad, Kim Heersche, Miles Osland, Lisa Osland, Jason Dovel, Jonathan Stites, Abby Temple, R
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      April 17, 2026
    • UPC
      044747418124
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      CRC4181
    • LABEL
      Centaur Records
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Classical
    Works ⌄

    1. Radio Noir

      Composer: Joseph M. Levin

      Performer: Jana Flygstad

    2. I. Sunrise

      Composer: Joseph M. Levin

      Performer: Jason Dovel, Jonathan Stites, Abby Temple, Robbie Collins

    3. II. First Reports Are Always Wrong

      Composer: Joseph M. Levin

      Performer: Jason Dovel, Jonathan Stites, Abby Temple, Robbie Collins

    4. III. March

      Composer: Joseph M. Levin

      Performer: Jason Dovel, Jonathan Stites, Abby Temple, Robbie Collins

    5. IV. Dusk

      Composer: Joseph M. Levin

      Performer: Jason Dovel, Jonathan Stites, Abby Temple, Robbie Collins

    6. I. Lil' E's Music Lesson

      Composer: Joseph M. Levin

      Performer: Miles Osland, Lisa Osland

    7. II. Cloud Cover

      Composer: Joseph M. Levin

      Performer: Miles Osland, Lisa Osland

    8. III. No Laughing Matter

      Composer: Joseph M. Levin

      Performer: Miles Osland, Lisa Osland

    9. Waiting Room

      Composer: Joseph M. Levin

      Performer: Kimberly K. Heersche, John Marietta, Madeline Rogers, Joshua D. Smith

    10. I. She Once Had Me

      Composer: Joseph M. Levin

      Performer: Sila Darville, Bailey Yates, Jonathan Crosmer, Luke Darville

    11. II. Biding My Time

      Composer: Joseph M. Levin

      Performer: Sila Darville, Bailey Yates, Jonathan Crosmer, Luke Darville

    12. III. The Ghost of Marion Crane

      Composer: Joseph M. Levin

      Performer: Sila Darville, Bailey Yates, Jonathan Crosmer, Luke Darville


During the long, uneasy days of the Covid Pandemic, I listened to radio dramas of the 1940's and 50's. These tales of extortion, infidelity and murder were filled with ominous organ hits, creaking doors, stilted dialog and droll one-liners; a mix of the deadly serious with the absurd. Radio Noir recalls the strange pandemic mood of dusk encroaching and isolation. ___Joseph M. Levin