dreamscape jitterblues

see also An Unhealthy Attachment to Creatures https://soundcloud.com/badmerlot

feral sleep study https://soundcloud.com/feralsleepstudy

The cuckoo accomplished what a surgeon’s knife could not. I was plunged back deep through the years into my natural state, without books and the knowledge that I am supposed to have gained from them… I was set down once more within the kingdom of Frankie Buller. - Alan Sillitoe

Our new album Flora and Fauna Rule the World is out now! And check out our new single, “We’re Gonna Be Alright Now”

Chad is a native to Chicago but he has moved around over the years, from his home on the south-side of Chicago, to San Clemente, CA, to Eugene, OR. As young gay songwriter he sings about acceptance and duality with grit and passion though his experiences that gives his sound a garage folk feel. These songs cover topics with philosophical depth and spiritual peace that cast the spell of love and understanding with each word. 

 His early years in Chicago he played the role of vocalist and lyricist, not long after he began learning the guitar and too over production and Southwest Suburb Coffee House called The Ashbary. There he produced seven nights of entertainment for nearly eight years, from open mics, comedy shows, concerts, and even LARPing. During this time he began an imrpov comedy troupe who hosted shows all around Chicago. 

 After a long run of producing the entertainment at The Ashbary he took the road to find more versions of life to live and write on. In California Chad did little writing and less playing, it was a long needed break. Once rested he relocated once again and recharged with vibe of the Pacific Northwest, with a whole new set of songs and some old ones as well has been playing parties, and private events in and around Eugene, OR where he resides today. 

 Look for SHOWS COMING SOON!!!

 When asked about what he wants to achieve by getting his music out there he replied with this, 
 "I play music to because it's what I need to do to survive. The achievements I have made and will make are all part of my music journey and knowing and understanding the successes and failures of each experience is all that I can ask for. As a young gay musician I found the lack of role models are heroes greatly discouraging, which may have even delayed my musical journey. I hope that at bare minimum I can show at least one person in the next generation that it’s possible to do what you want and be true to yourself."

I’m not a Japanese biker I just really love Japanese biker gangs

jimprov is following