Name: Borderline Origami by Jeremy Moses Curtis
Duration: 4 min 21 s
Description: In ten starkly rendered songs Midlife Chrysler locates the tension between here and gone, love and motion, music and silence, work and calling in a country where the exceptions make all the rules, and everything feels like a racket, except music. The big mystery, the one that still brings people together.

Magnificent song!  Very well played, performed, and produced.  Thanks for creating such good music!

Perhosten valtakunta I

Matkalla itseeni

A song about the little things. What makes you fall in love and stay in love. 

Do I Love You

In ten starkly rendered songs Midlife Chrysler locates the tension between here and gone, love and motion, music and silence, work and calling in a country where the exceptions make all the rules, and everything feels like a racket, except music. The big mystery, the one that still brings people together.

Borderline Origami

Saturated Silence

Combined a couple poems/songs from some notepads from about 10 years ago, when I was 28 ;) .....lots of juicy stuff....a little bit of good poetry  :) Thanks for listening and supporting my music endevour!!! Much love fom AZ!

Governed By These

Complicated Love

Spotify

I'm Sorry

Atmospheric and reflective, this track takes you on a contemplative sonic journey. Ethereal melodies and emotive vocals explore the search for truth and the beauty hidden within. Let yourself be swept away.

Let the real you shine

Imagine live (piano, voice Ypsilon) (guitar, voice Luckas Moens)

A Matter of Scale (short)
(c) J. Murdock McInnes Vasey

Could I be small
Smaller than me
Could I be less
Could I not be

Would you come too
Would you stay near
Share my dreams
and then disappear

A Matter of Scale
That's all it is
A Matter of Scale
Give me a kiss

What if I could 
somehow be
so very small, 
too small to see
What would I have 
the time of day
Would you still care, 
come out to play
Or would that change 
a new point of view
and would you say 
that I am not true

A Matter of Scale
That's all it is
A Matter of Scale
Give me a kiss

What if I could 
somehow be
so very small, 
too small to see
What would I have 
the time of day
Would you still care, 
come out to play
Or would that change 
a new point of view
and would you say 
that I am not true

A Matter of Scale
That's all it is
A Matter of Scale
Give me a kiss

Is size all that we are
Is size the only measure
When we are small
or not at all
Is our life
no more a treasure

A Matter of Scale
That's all it is
A Matter of Scale
Give me a kiss

A Matter Of Scale (short)

In the quiet aftermath, the echoes of a lost paradise linger, haunting those who remember. Shadows of what once was cast long over the present, a melancholic reminder of a world forever changed.

Lapis Lunaris

Umbrae Praeteritorum

This is about realising what you want in life and try to find it.

By My Side

Jeremy Moses Curtis — “Moses” to his bandmates — is better known for his work as the bassist for artists as diverse as Booker T, Twinemen, Jeffrey Foucault, Kris Delmhorst, Caitlin Canty, and Chris Smither, or as the composer in the instrumental band Thank God For Science. A musician par excellence, a card-counter, the minister of the low end.

But in the spring of 2022, Curtis approached his old friend and road companion Kris Delmhorst to help him shepherd a pile of his own songs into the world. A series of observations, reflections, love letters to the times lived through and the people loved along the way, Midlife Chrysler is the fruit of that collaboration.

Drawing from a chaotic and peripatetic childhood, twenty-five years in the tour bus, the vagaries of marriage and fatherhood, the right drugs and the wrong ones, Curtis turns in a collection of songs that inhabit the borderland of memory and forgiveness.

In ten starkly rendered songs Midlife Chrysler locates the tension between here and gone, love and motion, music and silence, work and calling in a country where the exceptions make all the rules, and everything feels like a racket, except music. The big mystery, the one that still brings people together.

Borderline Origami

Jeremy Moses Curtis

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