jack the ex-cynic
acoustic, folk, rock singer-songwriter
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what couldn't be what couldn't be
an upbeat breakup song with a little angst thrown in. herb hartley (guitarhacker) contributed to the bass.
it won't be me it won't be me
when you close your eyes to the truth for long enough, you end up hurting everyone you love.
angel in the snow angel in the snow
a simple, brooding guitar and vocals piece that just flowed from my head.
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i'm a solo singer-songwriter with a wide range of influences in guitar-centric genres.Band/artist history
well it's just me and it's been like that for a few years now. i started out sequencing midi before i could even play the guitar. once i learned the guitar i threw out most of my songs (which sucked anyway, it takes everybody a few songs to write something decent). i've been slowly amassing recording gear and i've got a pretty decent living-room studio now.Have you performed in front of an audience?i play live often for worship events, but i haven't played my own music live in quite some time. i'm focusing now on writing and practicing more than recording.
Your musical influences
jars of clay, caedmon's call, foo fighters, collective soul, dave matthews band, bebo norman, the normals, ryan adams, norah jones (yeah, seriously), audioslave, soundgarden, pearl jam, iron and wine, nickel creek, derek webbWhat equipment do you use?
guitars:
taylor 814ce (as of yet unrecorded)
taylor 214ce
taylor 110
epiphone les paul standard
mics:
MXL SP1
MXL 603s
Shure SM57
preamps:
presonus tubepre
audio interface:
focusrite saffire LE
audio workstation:
cakewalk sonar X1 production suiteAnything else?
i don't believe in labeling music "christian", or that such a label makes music "better" or "safer" than other music. i believe the value of the music comes from the integrity of the artist to their art.Contact
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