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Dragonbait by Emily Jones
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fave it Modern Rock | Acoustic
5 tracks | 23 minutes
Released Aug 2006
on Emily Jones
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Debut EP by rocker groovestress, Emily Jones. Featuring her sultry, ethereal, and melodic voice (think melty, smooth-velvety chocolate), catchy & clever lyrics, yummy hard-rock guitars, and acoustic guitars. This is Chocolate Travel Rock.
Bio / Background
Hailing from the San Francisco Bay Area, now living in the Endless Mountains of northeastern Pennsylvania, I was raised on a healthy diet of Chicago-style rhythm and blues, classic rock, classical Composers, opera, bluegrass, metal, jazz... anything you can think of. Having a professional drummer for a father means that I learned early on that life is a series of rhythm and beats and we all have our own thang goin' on.
I've always been a singer and I've always written my own songs from the melodies swirling around in my head. I never had any idea I would eventually do something with that. It's like turning breathing into an art form, which is pretty damned cool.
It is my pleasure to share my debut EP with you!
Why "Chocolate Travel Rock?", you ask. I'll tell you!
It's what I call my music.
People often ask me what genre I play, or what my music sounds like. For any musician making their own music, that can sometimes be tricky to categorize your own work.
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