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Applause Of The Rain by Christopher Jak
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fave it Folky Pop | Folk Pop
10 tracks | 40 minutes
Released Mar 2003
on 440 Records Llc
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This modern pop/folk singer-songwriter draws you in with intelligent lyrics and hooking melodies carved from acoustic driven bits of life; "chill living room music with a reading lamp and an oriental rug against the backdrop of an evening cityscape".
Bio / Background
Of all the acts I've seen, I've never been so inspired after a show as to immediately write a review months before I'd even had a place to publish it.
When I got home from watching Christopher Jak and his band at Archer's last month, I was in awe. I wrote two pages about how this pop/folk band was going to break the scene wide open. It wasn't that one beer talking. Nor was it the second. It was the thought that the next John Mayer or Pete Yorn was playing in my hometown to nobody on a weekday. Somebody's got to bust him out of here. Why has nobody heard of this guy?
It wasn't loud rocking rhythms and screaming guitars. It was chill living room music with a reading lamp and an Oriental rug against the backdrop of an evening cityscape. And, the lamp and rug were only in my mind. There was something about the ambiance created by the players. The audience was welcome. At home. My only regret was I couldn't take the music home and listen to it again. Not then.
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