Far & Away is the third full length album by Jory Avner. The songs themselves were written over a period of a year, and were selected for their unifying themes of isolation, evolving perspective, and the undertaking of personal change. 

Special thanks to everyone who contributed their talent and skills to making this album. 

Rob Hintz 
Marissa Fandel 
Matt Kase 
Eric Quigley 
Erin Daigle 
Milan Anderson 

About Jory Avner: 

Blending finely tuned lyricism with both traditional and electronic instruments, Jory Avner strives to create sound-scapes that are both atmospherically complex and yet succinct in terms of narrative. He has been writing and performing music for over ten years, evolving from modest bedroom recordings to fully realized multi-instrumental arrangements. After releasing his first solo album 'Somewhere In Between' in 2015, Jory immediately began work on his follow up album 'Far and Away'. Outside of writing, teaching and playing music on a daily basis, Jory is director and co-founder of the 'Half Glass Records' artist community and the 'Little Sunday Sessions' Youtube Channel.
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released March 9, 2018 

Album Credits 
Jory Avner: Writer, Producer, Vocalist, Instrumentalist 
Matt Kase: Contributing artist (Smoke Signals) 
Marissa Fandel: Contributing Artist (Smoke Signals) 
Rob Hintz: Contributing Artist (Smoke Signals, Twenty Something, Cause for Concern) 
Erin Daigle: Contributing Artist (Cut & Dry) 
Milan Anderson: Contributing Artist (You & I) 
Eric Quigley: Contributing Artist (Twenty Something, Cut & Dry) 

Photo Credits 
Album and Booklet Art: Jory Avner 
AMD Ashley Downing Photography (Portrait Art, Pg 8) 

©℗ 2018, Jory Avner 

Audio sample of Terence Mckenna from 'McGreen' (The New Age).

The New Age

God Fearing Boy

Cut & Dry

Either Way

Cause For Concern

You & I

Remission

Twenty Something

Smoke Signals

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Jory Avner is a Singer-songwriter based out of Chicago Illinois. Blending traditional Folk style lyricism and guitar with Synth/Rock soundscapes, he strives to create an atmosphere that is both deeply textured and yet succinct in terms of narrative.

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