Showing posts with label jellyfishbrigade. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jellyfishbrigade. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
Jellyfish Brigade - The Art of Being Pulled Apart
Jellyfish Brigade - The Art of Being Pulled Apart
label: 1320 Records
released: 06 December 2012
style: electronic hiphop folk rap
format: 320kbps mp3, FLAC,....
The Art of Being Pulled Apart is a short story about the heart, mind, body and soul drifting in separate directions and how we must inevitably pull our different selves back together. By intertwining tales from the river, love notes from distant cities, and fears of the unknown, we created a project that explores the breakdown process and the beauty in getting a chance to reassemble one’s self after a life changing experience. This collection of songs is influenced as much by campfire folk tunes and early 90’s R&B as it is story telling hip hop and melodic electronic beats. Its setting is somewhere in the Columbia River Gorge on a highway during a Sunday evening sunset. It touches on recognizing each person’s individuality while also realizing our tiny place in the collective. It jovially compares our fate to that of the salmon, who spend the autumn traveling back home to their demise. I guess, in short, we make honest, heartfelt songs about love, life and nature, all of which we enjoy deeply.
-Jellyfish Brigade
tracklist:
1. The Art of Being Pulled Apart 03:09
2. The Character is Me 04:19
3. The Salmon's Journey Home 03:42
Saturday, February 4, 2012
Jellyfish Brigade - Gills and a Helmet

Jellyfish Brigade - Gills and a Helmet
label: self-release
released: 06 July 2011
style: electronic hiphop folk rap
format: 320kbps mp3, FLAC,....
Jellyfish Brigade is a very obscure side project that combines MC Lucas Dix and Jeffery Acciaioli. Lyrically Jelly Fish Brigade is far beyond the league that they’re in right now. The songs have great content and are emotionally charged. Excellent imagery can be found in just about every verse. Due to a lot of metaphor and complex storytelling the monotony of the beats is compensated by his rapping. The flow isn’t very special and it sounds similar to a lot of white rappers but Lucas still manages to put his own flair into things.
tracklist:
1. Kerosene and Fireflies 03:48
2. Dance in the Dungeon 03:29
3. Chasing the Shine 04:34
4. Tremor Dancer 04:25
5. Dreams and Clean Weapons 04:18
6. Well Dwellers 05:14
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