Donald XL Robertson's A Village Named Seneca (Deluxe Edition) is a lo-fi jazz album serving as a musical map of Central Park, highlighting the history of Seneca Village, a destroyed Black community. The album uses music to explore the park's beauty while uncovering the legacy of Seneca Village, prompting reflection on the cost of progress. Its global popularity and use by various creators demonstrate its broad appeal and impact. The album's tracks, such as "The Soul of Seneca" and "Crossing Bow Bridge," evoke both the park's charm and the community's resilience. The album's success stems from its unique blend of music, history, and storytelling.