Randy Edelman sets September release for Green Park

Composer and performer Randy Edelman will release Green Park on Sept. 26, 2026, a 10-track album inspired by London’s Green Park. The project marks a more intimate turn for the veteran film scorer, with recording done in Los Angeles and additional mixing at Abbey Road in London. Why it matters: - Green Park adds a more personal, reflective album to Randy Edelman’s catalog after decades of work in film, television and popular music. - The release broadens Edelman’s reach beyond his best-known screen scores and into original music shaped by a specific place and memory. What happened: - Randy Edelman announced Green Park, a new album of original compositions set for release on Sept. 26, 2026, on CD. - The album is inspired by Green Park in central London. - The release includes 10 original tracks. - Edelman said the album is a “love letter” to Green Park and the years he has spent there. The details: - The track list is: Green Park; After All The Madness; Watching And Wishing; Farewell To Down St.; Paranoid Partner; 12 Steps (Serenity Prayer); Flyin’ Blind; Piano Please; To Find You; and Short Walk In Green Park. - Edelman wrote, performed and produced all songs on the album. - Edelman handled arrangements and keyboards. - Trey Henry played bass. - Grant Geissman played guitar. - Brian Scanlon played saxophone. - Susan Winsberg played flute. - Till Richter played drums. - Jill Tengan engineered and mixed the album. - Recording took place at Major Seventh and Paramount Studios in Los Angeles. - Freddie Light additionally mixed four tracks at Abbey Road Studios in London. - Edelman’s songwriting credits include recordings by Barry Manilow, The Carpenters, Dionne Warwick, Olivia Newton-John and Blood, Sweat & Tears. - “Weekend In New England” remains one of Edelman’s best-known songs. - Edelman has scored more than 100 film and television productions. - His career honors include Golden Globe and BAFTA nominations, 12 BMI Awards, the BMI Richard Kirk Lifetime Achievement Award and an Honorary Doctorate of Fine Arts from the University of Cincinnati. - Edelman is also known for composing themes for MacGyver, NBC Olympic broadcasts, NFL on NBC and other television productions. Between the lines: - Green Park appears to lean into the same cinematic instincts that defined Edelman’s film work, but with a quieter and more autobiographical focus. - The London setting gives the album a fixed emotional frame, which can help the project stand apart from a broader singer-songwriter release. - Edelman’s continued international touring suggests Green Park is part of an active late-career run, not a one-off catalog project. What’s next: - Edelman is set to continue performing internationally alongside the album release. - Upcoming appearances include dates in the United Kingdom and the United States. - Edelman is scheduled to return to Carnegie Hall in New York in December 2026. - More information is available on Randy Edelman’s website .