On Dec. 1, that hunt will result in “Innocence,” his latest album and a collection of lullabies — both familiar and new — arranged in an idiosyncratic Kenny G fashion.

One rock band has taken things one step further: Starflyer 59 reimagined three decades' worth of its own songs as lullabies. Starflyer 59 has basically been one person for the last three decades ...

This is what happened with Lullabies to Paralyze, which despite being the band’s fourth album proper, carried a distinctive sophomore syndrome scent that could be felt for miles.