MP3 Davis Jones - The Heartland
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Folksy, soulful music with sprinkles of Motown and Midwestern dust.
13 MP3 Songs
FOLK: Gentle, FOLK: Folk Pop
Details:
Davis Jones is a thinker, songwriter, and musician.
While Davisâs style has evolved from a diverse range of songs and life experiences, his work is characterized by simplicity; it is music boiled down to a pure, honest, and organic state. Not every artist can combine versatile musicianship with an accessible (yes, even catchy) nature. Davisâs art is about revelations, not showboating. It is invitation and shared experience, not high-performance antics. His songs, unique and personal as they are, have a familiar ring to them, like collective sentiments and non-verbal language, universally understood.
Davis was born in Akron, Ohio and grew up listening (and dancing) to records from his fatherâs massive collection. Al Green, Bob Marley, Stevie Wonder, Woody Guthrie, Bob Dylan, Neil Young, and Willie Nelson are just some of the many names he remembers. Five years ago, he picked up a guitar and taught himself how to play it, strumming melodies heâd learned and loved decades earlier. When he began writing his own songs, the influences stuck. Today, folk blues and soul still resonate in Davisâs music.
In August of 2004, Davis moved to California from Columbus, Ohio. After waiting tables outside of Los Angeles for a few months, he moved to San Francisco and began work on his first album, From Ohio. The songs on this record carry heartfelt coming-of-age themes and speak of major changes in Davisâs life. They hearken back to his childhood and his experiences in the Midwest, while embracing the culture of the West Coast.
âI take a Woody Guthrie approach to writing songs,â says Davis. âMy inspiration comes directly from my environment. Stories can come from any place, any experience.â
His music has been described as âfolksy, with sprinkles of Motown and Midwestern dust,â but itâs not uncommon to hear hints of Ben Harper and Elliott Smith in some of his work. Itâs just Davis, his guitar chords, and the occasional harmonica solo. Youâll feel right at home listening to his smoky, soulful voice and you don't have to be from Ohio to appreciate it.
13 MP3 Songs
FOLK: Gentle, FOLK: Folk Pop
Details:
Davis Jones is a thinker, songwriter, and musician.
While Davisâs style has evolved from a diverse range of songs and life experiences, his work is characterized by simplicity; it is music boiled down to a pure, honest, and organic state. Not every artist can combine versatile musicianship with an accessible (yes, even catchy) nature. Davisâs art is about revelations, not showboating. It is invitation and shared experience, not high-performance antics. His songs, unique and personal as they are, have a familiar ring to them, like collective sentiments and non-verbal language, universally understood.
Davis was born in Akron, Ohio and grew up listening (and dancing) to records from his fatherâs massive collection. Al Green, Bob Marley, Stevie Wonder, Woody Guthrie, Bob Dylan, Neil Young, and Willie Nelson are just some of the many names he remembers. Five years ago, he picked up a guitar and taught himself how to play it, strumming melodies heâd learned and loved decades earlier. When he began writing his own songs, the influences stuck. Today, folk blues and soul still resonate in Davisâs music.
In August of 2004, Davis moved to California from Columbus, Ohio. After waiting tables outside of Los Angeles for a few months, he moved to San Francisco and began work on his first album, From Ohio. The songs on this record carry heartfelt coming-of-age themes and speak of major changes in Davisâs life. They hearken back to his childhood and his experiences in the Midwest, while embracing the culture of the West Coast.
âI take a Woody Guthrie approach to writing songs,â says Davis. âMy inspiration comes directly from my environment. Stories can come from any place, any experience.â
His music has been described as âfolksy, with sprinkles of Motown and Midwestern dust,â but itâs not uncommon to hear hints of Ben Harper and Elliott Smith in some of his work. Itâs just Davis, his guitar chords, and the occasional harmonica solo. Youâll feel right at home listening to his smoky, soulful voice and you don't have to be from Ohio to appreciate it.
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