Jay Som Los Angeles, California
Melina Duterte: jaysommusic@gmail.com
mgmt:
chad@saltymgmt.com
North American/South American/Australian Booking: mbetts@paradigmagency.com + eberlin@paradigmagency.com
EU Booking: mattpcopley@primarytalent.com
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You made my June. I'm not really sure why I love your music so much, but it's just really inspiring that you turned all of these things that happened to you into these jams and ballads. You're brave to process your life and ideas through music and put them out here. I guess many musicians are, but for some reason I didn't really think of it that way until I heard this album.
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Soft Sounds From Another Planet
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Coming to the show a bit late here, honestly, when I saw Michelle on KEXP you-tube, I was taken away, that voice.. Diving woman is my favorite track, it has the intensity of Slowdive & the bass+drums really remind me of MetalBox & Flowers of Romance by Public Image Limited. Lyrically,I love the concepts and the warmth of sentiment, some searing truths written in an accessibility, its giving me a doorway to understanding her generation.
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Puberty 2
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In this pretty rough point in history, I feel like Mitski embodies all the doom and yearning our generation's going through all too accurately. It's a potent feeling to know that someone else out there understands.
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Land of No Junction
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The Irish songwriter explores life’s difficulties against a rich palette of sound.
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A Private Picture
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The indie-rock band's debut is about truth and longing.
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Iowa Dream
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This treasure trove of previously unfinished works prove that Russell’s posthumous legacy is in capable hands.
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Do No Harm
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The Austin band’s fourth album feels like the bleeding edge of a breakthrough, a country-rock dream machine somewhere between a jolt and a drift.
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