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Mass Mix: Chris Walton, Kaiti Jones And Other Artists Boston Has On Heavy Rotation

Mass Mix: Chris Walton, Kaiti Jones And Other Artists Boston Has On Heavy Rotation May 11, 2021 Chris Walton, “Whatcha Say” Since Chris Walton, the Boston-based singer, songwriter, and producer recorded an exclusive at-home performance with WERS 88.9FM this past month, and I ve been listening to his newest EP, Fade, on repeat. The second track on his EP, Whatcha Say, blends neo-soul, jazz, and funk with DIY and lo-fi effects to tell the story of a tumultuous breakup: It s always fun and games till you re the one to blame / It s all in what you say and what you don t. As layers of complex percussion, smooth, soulful keys, and jazz-influenced guitar rhythms build, Walton belts the end of the chorus, and the song erupts into a fuzzy, Hendrix-inspired guitar solo. Whatcha Say is a fantastic track about breakups on its own, but it sounds even better if you listen to the entire three-part, genre-bending love story told on Chris Walton s EP. -

David Thorne Scott celebrates release of new album Thornewood April 13

Singer-composer-teacher and multi-instrumentalist David Thorne Scott immediately said “piano” when asked to name his main instrument. But in line right behind the keyboard are trumpet, flugelhorn, and electric bass. And ahead of them all is his voice. Scott, who will be celebrating his 50th birthday as well as the release of his newest album “Thornewood” at a concert being streamed through ATAC Downtown Arts & Music (formerly Amazing Things) on April 13, is a jazz singer. A Nebraska native, he spoke about his career and his album from his home in Somerville. “I was singing before I was playing anything,” he said, then chronicled his journey through music. “I started in the church choir, began playing trumpet in fourth grade, and got into musical theater in sixth grade. I was listening to pop music on the radio – things like Chicago and Hall & Oates. But when I played trumpet in the high school jazz band, I got into swing music, and started listening to Bobby McFerr

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Kaiti Jones — Weak Days

Kaiti Jones — Weak Days March 16, 2021 Kaiti Jones performs Weak Days live at the Chestnut Hill Farm in Southborough, MA, for a Front Row Boston socially-distant session. Jones is a natural songwriter and storyteller; her lyrics rooted in existential angst or failed romances that grow into retrospective anecdotes. I often write or finish songs years later, when I m able to look back with a new perspective and less pain, she explains. Jones s sophomore album Tossed furthered this practice and allowed her to confront daunting questions. It was produced by Daniel Radin (Lake Saint Daniel, Future Teens), who joins her on guitar during the session.

Passim s Matt Smith brings his love of local music to the airwaves

Passim’s Matt Smith brings his love of local music to the airwaves By Lauren Daley Globe correspondent,Updated March 1, 2021, 5:59 p.m. Email to a Friend It feels like a match made in New England music heaven. Matt Smith, the managing director of Club Passim who has booked thousands of acts at the Cambridge club in the last quarter century, is now also an WMVY-FM DJ, spinning local tunes each week for the station’s “Local Music Café” program. “To me, the absolute joy in this is hoping to find some new favorites for somebody,” said Smith. “And to show my own tastes beyond what I program at Passim — this is an opportunity to spread those wings.”

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