Jack Whitescarver - Let's Share Something (Vinyl)

$19.00

SHIPS 8/10/2018

First time ever on vinyl. Matte Laminate sleeve with a printed matte inner sleeve. New imagery and fine-tuned detail. The vinyl release of Let’s Share Something is more than sure to wow your dinner guests and families.

Free Dots Per Inch Music tote bag with purchase of the vinyl at the show on August 9th!

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ABOUT THIS RECORD:

Let’s Share Something is Whitescarver’s debut record. It is a largely self-produced suite played-out on free software and is performed with a surefire, hard-core abrasiveness, a softer, synth-y palette, and a palpable will to be seen performing in space. The record tacks smoothly between laptop-microphone improvisations and glossy, studio perfection.

This collection of songs showcases a range of different worlds, each with their own sounds and sentiments, yet remains unified by a bold theatricality and a flare for house beats and fragmented R&B hooks. Let’s Share Something is a strange trip through love, loss, and isolation—all in under thirty minutes.

Album artwork by Ehm West.

Product photography by Sam Williams.

TRACKLISTING:

1. Take It

2. You Don’t Like It

3. Parked Car

4. Lilac Pt. 1

5. Good Man

6. Eyes Are Open

7. Red

8. Little Late

9. Jimmy

10. Lilac Pt. 2

11. 11

12. Cathedral

13. Going

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Jack will be joined by Jackie Mendoza and Grace Ives on this special night.

Let's Share Something hits stores and ships 8/10/2018

First time ever on vinyl. Matte Laminate sleeve with a printed matte inner sleeve. New imagery and fine-tuned detail. The vinyl release of Let’s Share Something is more than sure to wow your dinner guests and families.

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Let’s Share Something is a self-produced soliloquy played-out on free software and is performed with a surefire, hard-core abrasiveness, a softer, synth-y palette, and a palpable will to be seen performing in space. The album tastefully tacks between laptop-microphone improvisations and glossy, studio perfection. Whitescarver also does not let you forget that he is more than a recording artist; he is a performer and visual artist whose music serves to tie his many projects together. This collection of songs showcases a range of different worlds, each with their own sounds and sentiments, yet remains unified by a bold theatricality and a flare for house beats and fragmented R&B hooks. Let’s Share Something is a strange trip through love, loss, and isolation—all in under thirty minutes. 

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STORE: Will Ship 9/18/2017....

Jack's newest release, Let’s Share Something, is a largely self-produced soliloquy played-out on free software where Whitescarver performs with a surefire hard-core abrasiveness, a softer, synth-y palette, and a palpable will to be seen performing in space. Timbrally, the album tastefully tacks between laptop-microphone improvisations and glossy, studio perfection. Whitescarver also does not let you forget that he is more than a recording artist; he is a performer and visual artist whose music serves to tie his many projects together. This collection of songs showcases a range of different worlds, each with their own sounds and sentiments, yet remains unified by a bold theatricality and a flare for house beats and fragmented R&B hooks. Let’s Share Something is a strange trip through love, loss, and isolation—all in under thirty minutes.