A couple updates (23 Nov 04) Jeremy has joined up with Call it Karma. They've got some audio samples up on the website including a couple Dream in Color favorites. Don's been doing handfuls of gigs out in L.A. including some recording with electronica maestro Paul Grogan for some material that may be heard soon at your local megaplex. He's played piano at a restaurant (which is now going out of business, so maybe that restaurant piano thing isn't such a good idea) and is doing a jazz gig at a gala reception at the L.A. Auto show in January. And no, he hasn't forgotten about mixing and finishing off the DiC tracks. So long, farewell (10 May 04) An assortment of circumstances have lead to Dream in Color being no more. While we've been out of commission for over half a year already, it's been a while saying publicly that it's over. So what's happened to everyone? A quick run-down on those that we've kept in touch with: Erin Adams (vocals), George Krueger (guitar, vocals) and Paul Miller (trumpet, percussion, vocals) have decided to continue as Call it Karma. Be sure to head over to their web site and join the mailing list. Don Hosek (bass, guitar, flute, vocals) is in the midst of a move to California. He's taking a break from public performance as he adjusts to married life and his new job as a teacher, but will resurface in the Los Angeles area sometime in 2005. Will Dream in Color resurface with him? Or will it be a completely different beast? Who knows, but you can keep track at Don's music diary. Andrea Chambers (vocals) has moved to Santa Fe, New Mexico. She's settled for singing in the church choir for now, but has the itch to get back on stage once in a while. Jeremy Williams (percussion) has settled for a life as a videographer and husband. We imagine that he might still pop up at Rhythm once in a while Mario Bautista (percussion) is still around the Chicago music scene. Linda Lubell (vocals, guitar) is making the rounds in the folk scene. She's got a new CD and web site. It's not that Dana (vocals, guitar) doesn't use her last name, we just lost the piece of paper on which we wrote it, so we have no idea what's happened to her. Roey Ben-Yoseph (drums, vocals) was doing lead vocals for a Genesis tribute band last we checked in with him. Enrica Cesario (vocals, percussion) Isn't doing a whole lot of singing these days. Plu Harmon (drums) is working full-time as a drummer, living the dream. Jonathan Eig (flugelhorn, voice) seems to have moved from Chicago magazine to the Wall Street Journal (unless that's a different Jonathan Eig... it seems to be a popular name among writers). We'll post more information about past members here if any updates come in.