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Monday, March 22, 2021

Jay Swinn spins proto indie rock tones in a blender on "Empty Bottle"

 








photo by Ashton-Swinnerton  -  "won't you tell me how you found your way into my dreams"

On "Empty Bottle", Peterborough, Ontario Canada born singer songwriter Jay Swinn manages to craft sounds that not only push 60's garden proto indie rock tones but does so with so many exquisite roots rock flavors, an amalgam of boogie rock, country and 50's western with an incredibly deep understanding of each genre. Swinn's bending Americana vocal aesthetic is so engaging and somehow feels like a 60's British or Welsh rock bands version of American Rock. So nuanced and unbelievably rich in rock textures I couldn't help but imagine that "Empty Bottle" could be a lost Beatles track (circa 69' ie Let It Be period), it is that complex in tone and so earnest in it's emotional musicality. Swinn, an accomplished session player on piano and guitar, feels like the real deal.

-Robb Donker Curtius 




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Jay Swinn is a Canadian-born singer-songwriter from Peterborough, Ontario based in Toronto. Never afraid to explore different styles and genres, from Garage-Rock to Country and Folk music. Has called The Cameron House “headquarters” for the last decade.

Spent the last decade playing piano sideman and session-man to different songwriters throughout Ontario and Canada such as Al Tuck, Corin Raymond, Joe Hall, Matthew ‘Doc’ Dunn, Young Guv, James Matthew VII and many more. Also a member of the infamous Canadian outfit The Silver Hearts. Only started releasing music under his own name since last year.

Jay Swinn, indie rock, 60's / 70's garden rock tones, country, folk, boogie, Americana rock, "Empty Bottle", complex emotional musicality, deep rich atmospheres

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