New Single From Dustin Tebbutt

Available now on iTunes: http://smarturl.it/bonestrack
www.dustintebbutt.com

Lyrics:
 Couldn’t find you 
Honesty
All the blisters
You were holding alone

Couldn’t find you
Honesty
Were you water
Were you breaking

My frozen bones
My broken mind
It pulls this frozen 
Weight on us 

Now I’ve spoken
What it meant to be
In your doorway
Standing taller than those
Long shadows

Couldn’t find you 
Honesty
Were you water
Were you breaking
Was it tearing out
At your feint skin
Are you out there 
‘Cause I’m shaking

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Bones

All Is Well

George Carlin saw it coming the owners, the obedience, the illusion of freedom.
This song drags his warning into the algorithmic age,
where even our health has a price tag and the cost of living gets handed back to the living.

The same hands still own the game; they just built new rules out of code and policy.
This one’s for George a true patriot, who told the truth before the machines learned how to lie.

[Verse 1]
They sold us a dream on a red-white screen
Told us we’re free if we just keep believin
But the hands that hold the strings of gold
Ain’t the ones out here grievin

[Verse 2]
They bought the schools, they bought the news,
They own the thoughts we’re choosin
They teach us just enough to move the gears
Not enough to see we’re losin

[Chorus 1]
They don’t need dreamers, they need doers
Clock-punch choirs and wage-song brewers
Obedient hearts in a factory line
Building their ladder, rung at a time

[Verse 3]
Politicians smile for the show
While lobbyists count the take
We keep votin’ for different names
But the deal’s the same mistake

[Verse 4]
You can work your life, you can pay your dues
You can hang your flag out high
But the dream they sold was never ours
It was theirs to multiply

[Chorus 2]
They don’t need thinkers, they need buyers
Tuned to screens and quieted choirs
Keep us busy, keep us blind
Keep the truth a step behind

[Bridge]
Now the joke’s evolved, folks
The owners found a cheaper kind of labor
Doesn’t sleep, doesn’t dream
Doesn’t even ask why
They call it progress
I call it the new obedience

They say, it’s freedom, it’s choice
Yeah freedom to fall behind
The bots don’t bleed or call in sick
No doctors’ bills, no overtime
Now we pay excessive premiums left behind

[Verse 5]
Now the workers who built the wires
Are wired right out of the plan
Watching their own replacements rise
From the code of another man
And the bosses grin, “No unions here
Just servers, servers everywhere

[Final Chorus]
They don’t need dreamers, they need data
No pensions, no prayer, just beta
Obedient minds in electric chains
Trading hearts for processed brains

It’s called the American Stream
You gotta be logged in to believe it



The American Stream

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Jack and the Weatherman - Rock Bottom

Here’s a cover of one of our favorite songs ever, “Linger,” by the Cranberries. It really has some of the most heartbreaking lyrics ever put to music. We tried to keep it bare so you could really feel the words. It's something to hold you over until next year when we start releasing a lot of the new music we've been creating.

This will be available to buy on 11/29/16.

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Freedom Fry - Linger (Cover)

Here is our first single of 2017! 
Release date 1/13/17. Please enjoy and share!

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Freedom Fry - Awake

Like every kid born a stones-throw of 1990, it goes without saying that I have watched every episode of, ‘The OC.’ Therefore it is a high-school dream-come-true to have made my own version of the theme-song of the series, ‘California,’ by Phantom Planet. 🌴🎧👽 x

Produced and mixed by Ant Whiting
Photo Jane Stockdale / Art Jessica Holmes

California

I little remix I produced a while ago. Enjoy! :)

Original: https://open.spotify.com/track/6REM0HKD9Q1L4IBbFuTc7K
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Ocie Elliott - I Got You, Honey (Niklas Thal Remix)

In That Room

Thinking About You

3 Rounds and a Sound

Hailing from Haarlem, Berry ‘Jack’ Krikken and Sebastiaan ‘Weatherman’ Weerman are Jack and the Weatherman. Two friends in music on a mission to send their sun-soaked folky pop songs into the world. Inspirated by the music of Jason Mraz, The Lumineers and the vocal harmonies of Simon & Garfunkel. The songs of Jack and the Weatherman combine elements of pop, folk and reggae, with positive and profound lyrics. In their songs they celebrate the beautiful aspects of life, while acknowledging the fragility of its beauty. It’s music for both the heart and the head. 

Berry and Sebastiaan were friends in high school in Emmen, a city in the eastern part of the Netherlands. After they graduated, Berry started travelling the world and writing down his experiences and thoughts as lyrics. Sebastiaan had become a musician and plays various instruments. It was an odd chance that they met again, years later in city of Haarlem. It quickly became clear they would be partners in music when Sebastiaan got out his guitar and started playing The Dynamo Of Volition by Jason Mraz and Berry started singing the lyrics of the song. 

Tomorrow is the first song they write themselves. Before they know it they’ve written another three. They need to write songs quickly, because their first ever gig is already scheduled. That’s why they need to come up with a band name in a rush. The solution is quickly found: Berry Krikken becomes Jack, (‘krik’ means jack in Dutch), and Sebastiaan Weerman becomes the Weatherman (‘Weerman’ translates to weatherman). It is the start of an adventure with lots of fun, music, sold out shows and new friends both in their native The Netherlands and abroad.

They quickly become one of the most active live bands of the Netherlands, but stay out of the limelight of the music industry. Without any support by a label or management they score hit after hit on Spotify, with millions of streams from across the world. They tour extensively all over Europe, with shows in Finland, the UK, Germany, France and Switzerland. They raise the roof wherever they perform. 

Jack and the Weatherman is a DIY-band. They write their songs in the The Cave Of No Shame, their private studio where mistakes don’t exist. They record their songs with friend and producer Jasper Zuidervaart and release them on their own label Glowbird Records. So far, they’ve released three different EP’s: Something Positive (2014), Homewards (2015) and Some Kind of Purpose (2016). “Music is just the best way of using our time” says Berry. “As soon as we start making music we become mellow. It’s just like a mental reset” says Sebastiaan”.

Finally their eagerly anticipated debut album is ready for release: The Lucky Ones. Because that’s what they are, those two friends from Haarlem who found each other by odd chance. Two guys who realise how extraordinary life is, and who write songs about it. Cheerful songs on first listen, but with a deeper layer for those willing to listen. And every day more and more people are willing to listen to their songs. They’re ready for take off, they’re the lucky ones: Jack and the Weatherman.

Jack and the Weatherman - Rock Bottom

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