Social Jet Lag

Hey Down

Hear what I Say

Going to California

Hummingbird

Look in Your Eyes

Singing Love

Falling Apart

Crazy Love

Hey You

Room For Change

Singer, songwriter and nylon string finger style guitarist Felipe Tarantino’s debut album Social Jet Lag draws from a multitude of influences—including blues, pop, rock and Latin music—reflective of the Los Angeles based independent artist’s unique status as a musical citizen of the world. Born in Santiago, Chile to Brazilian parents, he has lived in, and draws inspiration from, Puerto Rico, Madrid, Mexico City, Miami, Switzerland, Australia and Boston. Beyond specific artist influences, Tarantino’s multi-faceted style draws from personal life experiences that have spanned three languages and multiple generations and continents. 
Beyond specific artist influences, Tarantino’s multi-faceted style draws from personal life experiences that have spanned three languages and multiple generations and continents. Social Jet Lag is produced by longtime Supertramp guitarist and veteran studio and touring musician Carl Verheyen; and Jorge Costa, whose own experience as a Mexican born and raised Chilean connects well with Tarantino’s own cultural blend. A handful of veteran L.A. session musicians were invited to help Tarantino realize his vision, including Walfredo Reyes, Jr. (drums and percussion), Cliff Hugo (bass) and Jim Cox (Hammond B-3, Wurlitzer, Electric Organ). Verheyen also plays acoustic and electric guitars. 


Hey You - Felipe Tarantino

Singer, songwriter and nylon string finger style guitarist Felipe Tarantino’s debut album Social Jet Lag draws from a multitude of influences—including blues, pop, rock and Latin music—reflective of the Los Angeles based independent artist’s unique status as a musical citizen of the world. Born in Santiago, Chile to Brazilian parents, he has lived in, and draws inspiration from, Puerto Rico, Madrid, Mexico City, Miami, Switzerland, Australia and Boston. Beyond specific artist influences, Tarantino’s multi-faceted style draws from personal life experiences that have spanned three languages and multiple generations and continents. 

Beyond specific artist influences, Tarantino’s multi-faceted style draws from personal life experiences that have spanned three languages and multiple generations and continents. Social Jet Lag is produced by longtime Supertramp guitarist and veteran studio and touring musician Carl Verheyen; and Jorge Costa, whose own experience as a Mexican born and raised Chilean connects well with Tarantino’s own cultural blend. A handful of veteran L.A. session musicians were invited to help Tarantino realize his vision, including Walfredo Reyes, Jr. (drums and percussion), Cliff Hugo (bass) and Jim Cox (Hammond B-3, Wurlitzer, Electric Organ). Verheyen also plays acoustic and electric guitars. 


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