The 3 track Tuesday EP will be released as singles on October 13th, 20th, and 26th. Each single will be associated with a different Southern California nonprofit and 100% of the sales will be donated to the partnering initiatives. The Downtown Women's Shelter, Familiatqlm, and UndocuBlack are the partnering charities. The EP will be released exclusively on Bandcamp and no streaming will be available.

For Caleb Veazey, the Tuesday EP was a solace - a way to find meaning in the seemingly endless quarantine of 2020. “Through all the pain and the frightening unknown, I had to find a reason for music to exist. I had to find a reason for myself to exist.” After protesting, volunteering, and writing postcards to voters, it was obvious that music could be another platform for progress. Culture can heal trauma, this has been proven time and time again throughout history. The Tuesday EP is trying to follow in that tradition. Get people dancing, healing may follow.

Caleb explains, “The Tuesday EP got its name from needing to keep a sense of routine during the chaos. I want my singles to be like a weekly alarm clock that reminds people we are one week closer to the election-time to wake up and get involved.”

The Tuesday EP features lush string arrangements, raging guitar solos, innovative songwriting and dynamic arranging/producing. Caleb explains, “The songs are inspired by the 2020 human experience, but the stories are told in first person. For me, the goal when songwriting is always to try to have the listener walk away with a sense of empathy, and thus a sense of connectedness.” With influences ranging from Debussey to Prince, the Tuesday EP is a future thinking pop collaboration that is both subtle and intense. Each song is a story from the harsh realities of a world that smolders in it’s lack of resolution.

The EP features artists from around the globe. The album was produced by Caleb Veazey (Kenneth Whalum and Califone), Efa Etoroma Jr. (Moonchild) and Francisco Ojeda (The Strike). It features India Carney (Katy Perry), Mark Mushiva (Black Vulcanite), Eden Girma (Jacob Collier, Tyshawn Sorey) Erin Bentlage (Jacob Collier, Moonchild), Clinton Patterson (Adrian Young, ESPN), Isaac Wilson (Wayne Shorter), Lord Kash and ZeeDub (The Stakes), Ted Tafaro (Spoon), Yvette Holzwarth (Kamasi Washington), and Vera Weber. Caleb explains, “I chose these people to collaborate with on this project because they are exceptional artists/musicians, critical thinkers, and natural storytellers.”