Dust & Dirt, Jace Everett’s latest release with Weston Boys, will be out May 5th in the U.S. 10 songs, from the angry rock of “Love’s Not What We Do” to the epic, reflective beauty of “Lowlands.”
Here’s the cover:
Jace Everett’s next single from the album Dust & Dirt is out.
It’s called “Woke up in This Town.” It’s available at Jace’s Bandcamp.com site now, and will be available everywhere on March 28.
There’s an awesome video for it, made up of creepy shots of Jace and lots of video contributed by his fans!
Jace Everett has released the first single from his upcoming record, Dust & Dirt.
It’s called “Love’s Not What We Do,” and it’s Weston Boys’s first song labeled for Explicit Lyrics. We are proud! The song is available everywhere, I am pretty sure. If not, email us.
Why the Explicit Lyrics? Because that is just how you have to talk about some things:
…and it’s free!
https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/talking-into-microphones-jace/id904529416?mt=2
Lee Zimmerman reviewed Dan Cohen’s Bluebird for the Roots Music mag NoDepression, and, among other praiseful things, says this: “Cohen represents himself as a fine pop provocateur, a singer/songwriter with a keen sense of melody and an easy accessibility. A fine support crew — among them, Brad Jones, Matt King, Jace Everett and Doug Powell, each a superior artist in his own right — help out, allowing Bluebird to soar to unexpected heights.”
See the whole review at: http://www.nodepression.com/profiles/blogs/lee-s-listening-stack-sixteen-sound-ways-to-start-off-the-summer
Dan Cohen fans! Dan’s new album BLUEBIRD is now available in the Weston Boys online store, along with fabulous t-shirts and albums from the past. For the electronic-only among you, BLUEBIRD is available at iTunes and at many other digital vendors.