Jeremy James Meyer is a creator. Give him a pile of wood, and he'll craft you a table; offer him a town in the back country, and he'll sculpt you a carnival; hand him a life of experiences, and he will meet them with wisdom and wit, and leave us all a legacy of music and poetry--a legacy which is just beginning to unfold. 
Jeremy's native musical modus is that of the guitar-toting storyteller (a la Prine, Van Zandt), but he is coming of age as a songwriter, and the bouquet of influences from the brilliant cast of artists with whom he collaborates has lent a richness to his style that continues to deepen with each new project. On his first releases, Jeremy Meyer and Los Banditos Cosmicos (2014 and 2015), we hear Jeremy close to home, among the oak trees and the pines. With his first studio LP, Jeremy James Meyer, (2018), he begins to challenge his own creative boundaries, with structures and arrangements on tracks like "53rd and Lockwood" and "Painted Hills" far more complex than anything we had heard from him before. Continuing to draw from the deep wells of artistic ingenuity in New Orleans, San Francisco, Portland, and the various other homes on his migratory path, Jeremy's latest album, Alive and OK showcases a refinement of his gifts in poetic, harmonic, and melodic composition supported by the most talented (and biggest) band Jeremy has ever had behind him. Stay tuned for its release later this year.

Never afraid to open his heart and share his juiciest love stories to a throng of strangers, Jeremy has been known to satisfy crowds for hours armed with only his six-string, whether they want to laugh, cry, or stomp their boots, and whether or not his fellow banditos are there to back him. As with his songwriting, Jeremy has been sharpening his skills as a performer, trekking all over the States as both frontman and sideman, notably playing with The Goodness, backing band to the blossoming singer-songwriter Caitlin Jemma. 

Don't sleep on this cat. Jeremy is weaving himself into the tapestry of new American folk music with an understanding that belies his twenty-something years. Invite him to perform in your town, and months later, you will likely still be telling stories of the party that followed, kicking back on the new porch deck that he built for you the day of the show.

   - Lawrence McCarter

these tracks have been a collaberation with dave ryndack, will wholesome, kyle drouin, chris kramer, tom owens, so on and on , bee well


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