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MP3 Indian Summer Jars - Catalyst
14 MP3 Songs in this album (57:02) !
Related styles: Folk: Alternative Folk, Rock: Acoustic, Type: Acoustic
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Formed in 2006, Sarah Beth and Sarah King of Indian Summer Jars have become known for their diverse and driving percussive guitar rhythms, lyrics of unusual originality, and memorably distinct melodies and harmonies to seal the deal. Their catalog of songs is incredible for such a ripe young band, over 250 titles to name. The yin and yang of this duo is what has made them work so well together and continue to grow as the time moves forward. With Sarah Beth''s smoky alto vibe coupled with Sarah King''s flexible and sultry soprano/alto variations, the vocals are sure to strike a chord with any listening ear. Start to peel away the rind of the song content and you''ll find way more than meets the wayfaring listeners ear. The songs each are strong entities of themselves, but all tie together a book that continues to be written everyday, one with stories of great explorers, of wild whiskey bars, and falling in and out of love and lust. It''s about letting go and moving forward, about accepting faults in ourselves and one another, and redefining ourselves as we redefine one another.
The band name, Indian Summer Jars, is inspired by the warmth and impulsivity that an unexpected turn in the weather can bring. Indian Summer Jars (Sarah Beth & Sarah King) feel that during the Indian Summer people are more likely to be spontaneous venturing outside of their comfort zone, breaking from routine, and opening themselves up to experiences that will shape and change their lives forever. The “Jars” part of their name is indicative of preserving memorable moments & experiences to share with others thus inspiring them to create their own.
Produced by Steven Courtney (Primary Entertainment Group) under the Radio Vibe Records Label, and recorded at Folktowne Studios in Manheim, PA, the Catalyst album is composed of 14 original songs including the title track, Catalyst. Other featured tracks include: Doors, Lovin & Leavin, Maker’s Mark, Astrid, Neighbor, Shake, River Catcher, Untitled Genius, September, Ghosts, Swing, Last Season, & A Part.
In addition to Sarah Beth Deardorff (lead guitar, vocals, gitjo, harmonica) and Sarah King (guitar, vocals, piano, shakers, tambourine), the Catalyst Album includes performances by Kelly McClain (drums & djembe), Brian Fitzgerald (violin), & Johnny Calamri (upright bass).
Catalyst is the second CD release for Indian Summer Jars, following Similar (2008).
A household name in the city of York, Pennsylvania, ISJ has stretched their legs in the region with some premier spotlights and showcases including Roger Williams University’s Fall Festival 2009 (Rhode Island), Pennsylvania’s Flavor Fest (2009 & 2010), Woodstove House Concert Series Showcase (Lancaster 2009), S.H.A.R.E Fest (PA 2009), LAUNCH Music Festival (Lancaster 2010), The York Fair (York, PA 2009), Friendship Fest (Deleware 2008 & 2009), Kind Roots Festival (Elysburg, PA 2010), Soulstock (Lancaster 2010), Little Buffalo Festival (PA 2008), Mechanicsburg Earth Day Festival (PA 2010). Indian Summer Jars has also opened for nationally touring bands including The Doerfels at The Purple Fiddle, WV 2010) and they will be opening for the Irish Celtic band, Altan, on Tuesday, March 15th, 2011 at the Carlisle Theater (Carlisle, PA). Indian Summer Jars also have appeared as guests on Virginia Tech’s College Radio Station, and internet podcast radio shows including interviews with Jason Mundok and Matt Cockburne. ISJ has garnered regular airplay on Penn State’s College Radio, https://www.tradebit.com among other local/regional radio stations. ISJ has opened for XPN artists from The East Hundred (Lancaster 2010) and Amy LaVere (Harrisburg 2010). ISJ are also featured as MyRuralRadio’s artist of the month for February 2011.
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