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Kevie introduces the listeners to Nashville-based artist Jon Worthy. His music is a lively blend of rock, Americana and pop. You can find his tracks on Jamendo, YouTube, Spotify. Amazon Music, Bandcamp and Apple Music. He can also be found on social media at X/Twitter, Instagram and TikTok
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Kevie introduces the listeners to a band that may be all but forgotten in the Jamendo archives: Blackpaper. They mix rock with electronic to give an upbeat selection of instrumental tracks. The tracks included in this episode are:
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In episode 69 of CCJam, Kevie introduces the listeners to Teresa. Very little information seems to be available about this talented lady. I have discovered the majority of her music on Jamendo, she appears in a few YouTube videos but little more than that. The links I have are:
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In this episode of CCJam, Kevie introduces the listeners to Irish singer-songwriter Craig McMorrow. You can find Craig’s music available in a variety of places on the web:
Craig also has pages on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.
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In episode 67 of CCJam, Dave features the music of the UK band Filthy Kicks.
Filthy Kicks is a band with very little social media exposure, so I have to classify them as drum’n’bass with elements of classical and opera music.
You can download Filthy Kicks’ music from Jamendo, and filthykicks.co.uk.
You can also find out about Violeta Vicci – their violinist – at violetavicci.com.
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In episode 66 of CCJam, Yannick showcases two fabulous tracks from ElisaDay, a symphonic rock band from Russia.
You can find ElisaDay’s profile on Jamendo, and also on Bandcamp.
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In episode 65 of CCJam, Gavin brings you the music of Ted Weems, a bandleader and musician originally from Philadelphia.
You can find the entire collection of Ted Weem’s work over at archive.org
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In episode 64 of CCJam, Dave features the music of the US rock band The Devil Music Company.
Please note, there is some strong language in the first track in this episode.
The Devil Music Company is a rock & roll collective based out of Hattiesburg, Mississippi, Nashville, Tennessee, and Los Angeles, California.
You can download The Devil Music Company’s music from Spotify, Apple Music, Bandcamp, Jamendo, and pretty much anywhere else you can buy and download music.
And of course you can find them over on their Facebook page and their official website.
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In episode 63 of CCJam, Yannick features two tracks from The Riders, a rock/metal band from Ukraine. Their album “Reality Resistance” is powerfull, heavy yet melodic, with a good balance between the clear vocals and the music.
Find out (a bit) more about The Riders on Facebook, Soundcloud, Bandcamp and VK.
The two tracks featured on this episode are taken from their 2019 – and only – album “Reality Resistance” which is available on Jamendo.
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In episode 62 of CCJam, Dave features the music of Alabama-based Christian folk-rock indie-worship band The Hedgerow Folk.
In episode 62 of CCJam, Dave features the music of Alabama-based Christian folk-rock indie-worship band The Hedgerow Folk.
They were formed when Jon Myles and Amanda Hammett began leading worship together in their local church. Joined by Bryant Hains, the three began working and writing together, eventually solidifying their group under the name The Hedgerow Folk (taken from a line of a C.S. Lewis poem).
You can download The Hedgerow Folks’s music from Spotify, Google Play, iTunes, Bandcamp, Amazon, Jamendo, and pretty much anywhere else you can buy and download music.
And of course you can find them over on their official site, at hedgerowfolk.com.
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