Name: Light Enough
Brand: Jaye Bartell

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LYN011lp

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Format Music US

Limited edition

Release date

2018-08-05

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Supplier US

Secre­tly

Tax rate US

Sales:8.875

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858458005272

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1 / Extended format: No / LP / Rough Trade Exclusive: No / Signed copies: No

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858458005289

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1 / CD / Extended format: No / Rough Trade Exclusive: No / Signed copies: No

Artist

Jaye Bartell

Genre US

Rock-Pop

Label US

Sinderlyn

Jaye Bartell is a singer/songwriter originally from Massachusetts, currently residing in Brooklyn, NY. With a unique blend of folk and indie rock influences, Jaye's music captivates audiences with its introspective lyrics and haunting melodies.
Having drawn inspiration from artists such as Bell the Band, Honey Hahs, and New Mystics, Jaye has developed a distinctive sound that sets him apart in the music industry. His heartfelt performances leave a lasting impression on listeners.
Whether performing solo or collaborating with other talented musicians like Single Girl, Married Girl and Hite, Jaye's live shows are an experience not to be missed. With his soulful voice and emotive songwriting, he has gained recognition among fans of Indianola, Elara Caluna, A.S. Fanning, and many others.

Jaye Bartell's album Light Enough. Available here on LP and CD.

Jaye Bartell's move to Brooklyn, NY in 2013, as well as the work Spalding Gray and Eileen Myles, heavily influence the content presented on his latest record, Light Enough. Bartell spent about a year secluded in his Greenpoint bedroom, piecing together the intricate tunes and gentle melodies that furnish his new record. The songs on Light Enough encompass the processes of aspiration, pursuit, and fulfillment, if only to find that "[P]eople don't change. They only stand more revealed," as Charles Olson writes in Maximus Poems. In the album opener, "G &amp; Me," Bartell sings of the joyful illusions of escape, "a whole new life" that's recognized, without bitterness as a "whole new lie." "Light Enough" is a declaration of sufficiency, as if to say, Let this be enough then, and if it isn't now, then it never will be: "I'm ready to come down," he sings. The record as a whole takes as a kind of informal edict a line from Eileen Myles' Chelsea Girls: "I have waited all my life for permission. I feel it growing in my breast. A war is storming and it is behind me and I am moving my forces into light."

Light Enough

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