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 The six songs that form up The Crush EP run the gamut.  Associate insistent drum beat opens “Falling Into Place” before the guitar and bass kick in to give birth to the great times.  “No Solution” is the serious rocker of the gathering with a slippy stringed instrument line preceding the most crisp riff and a large bass presence.  There’s additionally this extremely cool bluesy flourish thrown in each thus usuallythat continually attracts a smile to my face.  “Luv ‘Em And Leave ‘Em” may be a fairly short instrumental (excluding a message at the start of the song) that rings a bell in my memory of light-emitting diodide of Led Zeppelin and Chicago (“25 or 6 to 4”).  “Put It In A Love Song” is a darn near perfect pop-rock gem.  “The Crush” is a wonderful rock/r&b hybrid ballad that swings like a wrecking ball, and “Cream” wraps things up nicely with some killer up-tempo blues rock.  All of these songs are great, however there's one thing else that stands out. Brandon Jarod’s vocal performances are something else!  He mixes your commonplace rock vocals heavily with what you may hear from associate r&b/soul singers.  The result's are distinctive and uniquestionably unique and unforgiveable.

Waveriders, Brandon Jarod is an artist you need to check out right now.  Think.  If his debut EP is this good, what does he (along with his musical cohorts) have in store for us down the road?  I’m eager to find out and after you listen to The Crush EP, you will be too!
 



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Brandon Jarod (Jah-rod)  was born in Milwaukee, WI to proletariat folks on March 16, 1986.  A quiet however inquisitive kid, Brandon would usually entertain himself with drawing and writing inventive short stories.  Though he didn't come from a musical family, Brandon's father was an avid listener of the band Parliament Funkadelic which Brandon would recount as "the first music I remember hearing."  Seeing him play air guitar on a baseball bat, his mother made him his first guitar with rubber bands for strings, a cereal box for a body and a paper towel roll for a neck.  Seeing his interest for music, she eventually enrolled Brandon in his school choir and orchestra playing the trumpet.

    The family eventually picked up and moved  south to Virginia Beach, VA when he was ten years old.  The slightly traumatic event effected Brandon in such a way that he discontinued his singing, trumpet playing, and any other form of music for years.  It wasn't until his 18th birthday that his mother bought him his first real guitar and for the next year, Brandon would spend up to 10 hours a day locked in his room teaching himself how to play it.  Over the next four years Brandon would play in over 15 bands of various styles ranging from R&B, Hip-Hop, Jazz, Gospel and Blues quickly becoming one of the most talented and in demand guitarist in the area, drawing comparisons to Jimi Hendrix and Eric Clapton. It was these formative years that would prove to be irreplaceable in Brandon's development as a musician and an artist in his own right...playing along with and opening for Jasmine Sullivan, Jaguar Wright, The Clipse, The Zapp Band, The Cool Kids and The Fuzz Band.

    In 2009 Brandon met percussionist Bryan Adkins at a jam session at a popular open mic in Norfolk, VA.  The two immediately found an admiration and chemistry in each other's playing. Recording sessions came shortly thereafter producing new music that would soon come to be known as his debut 6 song EP entitled "The Crush."  With its release, Brandon established himself as an artist with huge potential and a fresh sound forged from years of experiences. Best in music for the new music 2013.


    "Every ten years music needs to go somewhere.  Fifty years from now I want people to look back on the years 2010 to 2020 and say that I was among the pioneers pushingnew music to where it was supposed to go."- Brandon Jarod
 


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