One might say San Francisco-based Citay’s sound is as epic as its hometown’s skyline. Despite the grandeur and the spaciousness that has captivated music critics and sonic aficionados alike, the origins of Citay trace back to one-Ezra Feinberg. In 2004, Feinberg began work on the self-titled debut CD “Citay,” showing great promise for recreating the acoustic sounds of golden AM radio with a dark twist. Citay followed with the critically-acclaimed “Little Kingdom” in 2007. This album is a collection of beautiful soundscapes of varied topography, forming canyons from complex dissonant valleys and rising, arching vocals. Primed for another album, due out early next year, Feinberg agreed to share a few tidbits about his creative process and Jewish life with schmooze.