 Shinara's self-released album "The View From Here", based on the Bracknell sessions, was completed in 1984, but the group folded shortly after due to financial pressure on individual members and few copies saw the light of day.During the 1990s, under Magid's guidance, Kahan produced his solo debut "Tomorrow’s Memories", released on independent label DJC Records in 1998.Featuring prominent players from London’s session scene, including guitarist Mark Jaimes, keyboard players Simon Carter and Jason Wright, and bassists Winston Blissett and Dale Davis, "Tomorrow's Memories" attracted critical acclaim and enjoyed extensive airplay on 102.2 Jazz FM and Solar Radio in the UK, as well as being playlisted as far afield as Moscow and Budapest across the U.S.

Magid's deteriorating health prevented him from effectively promoting the release in the US and he died in 2007.