Great song! blogged here http://www.holaolamusic.com/2015/09/swell-album-stolen-jars-kept-indie-folk.html

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money can't buy.

The engine wheels keep turning
and I live my life.

With you by my side.

You told me goodbye.

And while you're out enjoying
the summer's bloom.

I'm still stuck ignoring
inside my cocoon.

I dearly miss you.

The left the door unlocked
with a scroll inside.

I can't seem to remove these
stories of life.

We're all gonna die.

Money Can't Buy

Taken from the EP 'Dancing With The Stars', released March 4 2016.

Ambitions

Morning Show's debut single. Released October 21st, 2014.
Download your copy at: www.morningshow.bandcamp.com

Watch the lyric video over on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZnVRsnAMIk

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Recorded with Colin Stewart at the Hive Creative Labs in Victoria, BC. 
Mastered by Stu McKillop at Rain City Recorders in Vancouver, BC.

Papershaker

‘Bright Young Things’ (EP)
Record Label: Scruff of the Neck Records
Impact Date: March 16th 2015

“I’m not moving, it gets faster, moving slowly and walking backwards,” croons singer James Fitchford on ‘Regress’. Fortunately, the opposite couldn’t be more true. Whilst earlier releases from Delamere relished in an understated spacial awareness, their mammoth choruses somehow blowing them open even further, Bright Young Things leaves behind the shimmering guitar lines and hard-hitting percussion in favour of a sleeker, somewhat subtler sound. Almost.

Much like the band themselves, their debut EP is built around a confident exploration of dynamics; the trademark verses of eponymous lead single ‘Bright Young Things’ as subdued as ever, the choruses cathartic explosions of stadium-sized proportions. The EP also marks a definite step-up in confidence in the production department too (track 3 ‘All of This’ done in-house by drummer Will Mason), the polish of previous releases paradoxically stripped by the cataclysmic sci-fi sounds of the single’s conclusion. It might have been two years in the making, but it seems it was time well spent.

Having spent two years honing their sound, it was inevitable that murmurings of a debut EP would soon follow. And follow they have, the band now ready to unleash Bright Young Things on the world, turning heads with their infectious hybrid of sleek synth-pop and emotionally-charged indie. Having already earned support from such regional radio personalities as Rob Adcock (BBC Introducing Stoke) and Lucee Clarke (6towns Radio), Bright Young Things might very well be the release to push Delamere from the fringe, in to the mainstream.

Press for previous release ‘Headstrong':

“…Headstrong is a professional, technically smooth as silk, layered and intricate, yet there is a raw, emotive edge, providing veracity and an underlying darkness and yearning that always gets me.”
Arun Kendall, Backseat Mafia

“Indeed, whilst ‘Do You Want Me’ flirted with an understated synth, ‘Headstrong’ relishes in it, and as such it feels like the fully realised sound the band have been teasing us with.”
Dave Beech, Lounder Than War

Bright Young Things will be unleashed in March 2015, with a launch party at Manchester’s Night & Day Cafe on March 21st.

Bright Young Things

Another track off Nova and the Experience's 
current EP - Where We go.

Watch the Video here - https://youtu.be/KCEBrWbVyk8

Enjoy!

We Made

Written and performed by ICELANDIA
Produced/Mixed/Mastered by Andrew Judah - andrewjudah.com

Official video out now!

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Lyrics: 

Oh the great dove
Hearts are full and bursting through the windows
She is a-hovering / She is a-fluttering
Peace and virtues / Traded for the haunting of a ghost
Now watch her go
Holy Ghost caught spooking all my old friends
Tell me how do you see shrouded by a little white sheet
You were born in cathedrals but I know now
Skin and bones won’t hold this soul down
Oh the morning dove
Trading in stained glass for stained hearts
I am a-shivering / I am a-chattering
Vice for virtues / Let the choir sing it in reverse
And watch me go
Suddenly I’m holding on to everything I know
Holy Ghost caught spooking all my old friends
Tell me how do you see shrouded by a little white sheet
You were housed in cathedrals but I know now
Sticks and stones won’t hold this soul down

Holy Ghost

"Kept" is the last song we wrote for our upcoming album, the second song we are sharing, and it's the #1 song on the Billboard Charts in all of your hopes and dreams.  

Website: www.stolenjars.com/
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Bandcamp: www.stolenjars.bandcamp.com/

Music and lyrics written by Cody Fitzgerald
Vocal parts written by Cody Fitzgerald and Molly Grund

Cody Fitzgerald - Vocals, Guitar, Drums, Percussion, Keys, Organ
Molly Grund - Vocals

Mixed by Eli Crews at Ham Radio Hobby Room, Brooklyn NY
Mastered by Jeff Lipton at Peerless Mastering, Boston, MA
Assistant Mastering Engineer: Maria Rice

Kept

From the New Hobbies EP available exclusively at your indie record store in September! Check out "New Hobbies" too: http://smarturl.it/NewHobbies

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Stream Fort Lean: http://smarturl.it/StreamFortLean

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Produced by Theo Aronson & Fort Lean
Engineered by Theo Aronson & Jake Aron
Mixed by Jake Aron

Easily

Out 08/04/2016 via Scruff of the Neck Records (c)

Kill It

Future Generations' self-titled debut LP will be out NOW on Frenchkiss Records
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Future Generations - Thunder In The City

now & then

Each track on glint, Stolen Jars' visual EP, starts with an impossibly small sound – a keyboard briefly glimmering in warm light, a finger sliding down the neck of a guitar, a chord strummed with just enough space in between the strings that each note sounds alone.

These are the small spaces from which Cody Fitzgerald starts. Fitzgerald, the group's songwriter and center of gravity, started writing as Stolen Jars in 2011, and in its evolution his small and intricate introductions have grown into full and powerful statements. glint finds beauty in brief moments of reflection, elongating them with deft chamber orchestration, sorrowfully penned lyrics, and vocal performances from Fitzgerald and collaborator Molly Grund that guide each track from tension to reconciliation and back again.

Following the success of 2015's sophomore LP Kept – NPR's Bob Boilen named Stolen Jars as one of his top ten bands to watch at CMJ, the Deli Magazine featured the band on the cover of its CMJ issue, Stereogum and Consequence of Sound premiered the album's singles, and the Village Voice ran a feature on the the band's songwriting practice – Fitzgerald sees glint as a lens for his collaborative process. A constellation of musicians orbits the band – vocalist Sarah Coffey, drummer Matt Marsico, guitarist Peter Enriquez, and keyboard players Grant Meyer and Max Finkelstein make contributions to Stolen Jars and push the band's energy to its outer edges during live shows.

glint, thematically unified along lines of loss, reflection, and renewal, breaks apart into different visual interpretations. Each track on the EP plays alongside a composition from different video artists, animators, choreographers, and directors – Evelyn Ross for "Eliot," Jenelle Pearring and Nora Alami for "Gold Age," Abie Sidell and Felix Handte for "Long New York," Marissa Goldman and Blaine Dunkley for "Gone Away," and Henry Chaisson for "Afterlight." 

Alongside his work with Stolen Jars, Fitzgerald has a publishing deal with SONGS Music Publishing and a burgeoning film scoring career, including credits on feature films The Rewrite and Hard Sell, and Open 24 Hours, a short film that premiered at Cannes in 2015. Music from Stolen Jars has also appeared in film (How To Be Single) and TV spots (Apple's "Do It All" iPad commercial).

As Stolen Jars moves forward, it becomes both more frenetic and more precise. Small sounds become larger, Fitzgerald's compositions grow ever-more intricate, and different collaborators bend the project in new directions. glint may hone in on little moments, but Stolen Jars' future is very big.

----Stolen Jars is the way back. It’s that summer you spent living in your yard, searching for answers under rocks, it’s that blanket fort you made in the living room, it’s that game you spent so long making up the rules to that you never even got to play.----

Kept

Stolen Jars

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