Jonas Lundvall and the crushingly beautiful, porcelain fragile "Make the most"

 

"I feel like a heavy feather aiming for the ground..."

Sweden's Jonas Lundvall has, in the porcelain fragile, "Make the most", crafted such a beautiful piece of sonic art. Within the tonally free piano notes and grand chords, against the taut soft abrasive vocal aesthetic and melodies that bring to mind a crushingly melancholy amalgam of Elliot Smith and John Lennon (icons of openly inward pop emotionalism) he has blessed us all with words and melodies that comes close to those aforementioned giants. 

  "Make the most" is the third single from Jonas Lundvall from the upcoming album "Second Wind" (Release date April 29). The song is about love in its most pure form.

-Robb Donker Curtius





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Inspired by the likes of Wes Anderson and Ruben Östlund, Jonas Lundvall is at his heart a storyteller, even if the media for his storytelling didn't happen by chance. Recording artist, producer, songwriter and composer are just a few of the titles one could pin on Lundvall, with an innovative and ambitious indie soundscape he paints vivid pictures that teleports the listener right into his own abstract world.

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