Jay Som - Turn Into (CD)
- Peach Boy
- Ghost
- Next to Me
- Drown
- Our Red Door
- Unlimited Touch
- Why I Say No
- Slow
- Turn Into
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Genre
- Rock
- Catalog No.
- PRC-326LP
- Tracks
- 9
- Pressing
- 180gDownload Card
Limited fuchsia colored 180gm vinyl LP pressing, includes digital download. Jay Som represents the musical vision of San Francisco singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Melina Duterte. Constantly shifting, that vision embraces indie, alternative, pop, and even a little shoegaze assembled by it's architect's hand like an infinite puzzle with no border. This unpredictable sonic sensibility is threaded together by melody but never bound to it. Turn Into offers a snapshot of her musical evolution up to this point. Signing to Polyvinyl Records, Turn Into gets a proper release in 2016. It's first single ""Ghost"" simultaneously haunts and hypnotizes as her voice hums a shimmering harmony punctuated by fits of fuzzed-out six-string emotion, acoustic unease, and poignant personal lyricism. Elsewhere, ""Why I Say No"" rides the crest of a surf guitar swell, while a whimsical and wild guitar lead jostles ""Next To Me."" The distorted trudge of ""Drown"" beckons, while the title track offers a sun-soaked send-off.
- Peach Boy
- Ghost
- Next to Me
- Drown
- Our Red Door
- Unlimited Touch
- Why I Say No
- Slow
- Turn Into
- Format
- CD
- Genre
- Rock
- Tracks
- 9
CD edition. Jay Som represents the musical vision of San Francisco singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Melina Duterte. Constantly shifting, that vision embraces indie, alternative, pop, and even a little shoegaze assembled by it's architect's hand like an infinite puzzle with no border. This unpredictable sonic sensibility is threaded together by melody but never bound to it. Turn Into offers a snapshot of her musical evolution up to this point. Signing to Polyvinyl Records, Turn Into gets a proper release in 2016. It's first single ""Ghost"" simultaneously haunts and hypnotizes as her voice hums a shimmering harmony punctuated by fits of fuzzed-out six-string emotion, acoustic unease, and poignant personal lyricism. Elsewhere, ""Why I Say No"" rides the crest of a surf guitar swell, while a whimsical and wild guitar lead jostles ""Next To Me."" The distorted trudge of ""Drown"" beckons, while the title track offers a sun-soaked send-off.
