Dumcane

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Valley (4-Track Demo)

Provisions (4-Track Demo)

U.S. Mail (4-Track Demo)

Gnani
Out January 7 2022 on Native Cat Recordings


Jenny Gillespie Mason: vocals, programming, Omnisphere, Rhodes, ARP Odyssey, clavinet, B3 Hammond organ, Yamaha C3, Phillicordia, electric guitar, piano, Farfisa
Hamir Atwal: drums
Doug Stuart: bass, electric guitar on "Flower in Space," Rhodes, synths
Brijean Murphy: percussion, conga, bongos, gong, bells, water

Drums engineered by Jay Pellicci at New Improved Recording
Mixed by James Riotto
Mastered by Dave McNair

All songs by Jenny Gillespie Mason
Copyright 2021/ASCAP/Native Cat Recordings

http://www.bandcalledsis.com
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/64PJgAvLSx4nM57pFiCKx2?si=rZjsg4IqQDOpj8AWwVZTIQ&dl_branch=1

Wooie by Sis

Find The Light

Reverse Gaslighting

“Mirror Image” is a gentle, emotional acoustic piece about the gap between how we see ourselves and how the people who love us see us.
It begins with a simple story — a friend looking in the mirror and seeing nothing good left — and how someone else proved them wrong.

That moment becomes a catalyst for the narrator’s own realization:
we often judge ourselves through old, distorted eyes.

The verses capture the vulnerability of standing in front of a mirror and truly looking, not with habit or dismissal, but with honesty.
What appears at first is uncertainty: a version of oneself shaped by old beliefs, old words, and old wounds.
Writing down what he sees becomes a small but significant act — a short, raw, painfully honest list.
But the turning point comes when someone who loves him is given the same task.
Their list is full — full of qualities he cannot yet feel in himself: strength, warmth, courage, kindness, heart.

The chorus opens into a wide emotional space:
their reflection shows a man larger, brighter, and more human than the one he sees in his own mirror.
The second verse explores the painful truth behind it:
we learn ourselves small,
while others often see us in the light.

His blind spot becomes clear — he measures himself by his scars, not by what has survived.
The final message is quiet but powerful:
the path to healing begins when we learn to look at ourselves with the same compassion, truth, and clarity that others already do.

“Mirror Image” is a soft awakening —
a reminder that sometimes, the truth of who we are lives in the eyes of those who love us,
until we are ready to see it ourselves.

Mirror Image

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Provisions (4-Track Demo)

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