Monday, December 14, 2015

AMERICANA-ROCK ARTIST JAMESON ELDER RELEASES NEW SINGLE

Nashville-based indie Americana rock artist, Jameson Elder, announces the release of the second single, “Your Time Is Coming Soon,” from his forthcoming debut LP, Prodigals & Thieves, set for release in early 2016. Elder wrote and co-produced the record, having gained experience by working for producer Paul Moak (Relient K, Mat Kearney, Marc Broussard) at The Smoakstack Studio (Kelly Clarkson, Cold War Kids, Dave Barnes, The Indigo Girls). The American Songwriter-featured artist “manages to consistently create songs that are heartfelt and genuine. They sound immediately familiar and yet are unmistakably original.” (New York Minute Magazine)

Elder, a Georgia native, first discovered a passion for music through his church, singing in the choir and with church bands. Years later, he relocated to attend Belmont University in Nashville, where he worked for Paul Moak, furthering his interest in the recording and songwriting processes. While at Smoakstack, Elder met co-producer, Dewey Boyd, and the two collaborated to record Elder’s first EP, The Home I’ve Never Known, in 2012. The duo then produced Elder’s sophomore EP, Where Beauty Remains, in 2013. Following the release of Where Beauty Remains, Elder continued to build a fanbase through live performances at intimate venues, like The Basement in Nashville and Eddie’s Attic in Atlanta.

“Elder is both a reader and a storyteller. He is also, without a doubt, one of the most talented songwriters I've ever heard. From the first line he outlines a picture, by the chorus the picture comes to life, and by the final note the picture is made whole.” (Humble Ops) Stay tune
d for more tracks from Elder’s forthcoming full-length album, Prodigals & Thieves! 

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