Jonathan Wyndham gbigbe awọn album titun rẹ Middle Class & Infamous, a ibaraẹnisọrọ ti awọn ọrọ ti o fọwọsi bi awọn agbara ati awọn igbẹkẹle ti a ṣiṣẹ musicist lọ si rẹ. Lati awọn akọkọ track si awọn ti o tobi, awọn akọkọ ni a apẹẹrẹ ti ọkunrin ti o fẹ lati tẹsiwaju lati ṣẹda o ni aabo ati ki o bẹrẹ lati fi rẹ akọkọ. pẹlu Wyndham ti o ṣe awọn iwe-aṣẹ ninu ara rẹ ati ki o gbe gẹgẹbi gbogbo awọn ohun elo, awọn iwe-aṣẹ jẹ kan siwaju sii siwaju sii ati authentic ifihan rẹ artisticry.

Tọkasi lori gbogbo awọn ọna asopọ akọkọ bayi!

Awọn titun ti o ti wa ni lati ibi ti ko le wa ni: Wyndham's aṣayan, Jeff, eyi ti o ṣiṣẹ ni ile-iṣowo ibi. “Jeff, di mi ọkan ọjọ ati ki o si wi, 'O ti o rọrun ati gbajumo ṣugbọn tabi ṣugbọn o ti wa ni o dara julọ ati gbajumo?' Mo ti ri ati ki o si wi fun o, 'Oni, Mo ti sọ ti o npe ni akọkọ mi,"</pfseg> Wyndham recalls. “The longer I sat with it, the truer it felt.” That truth threads through the album’s ten songs, balancing moments of grief and heartbreak with glimpses of hope and determination.

“The Last Time” was written in the aftermath of losing his best friend in a car accident, the kind of song Wyndham says he wishes he never had to write. “Numb” was born at three in the morning after hearing a close friend had overdosed. “Make A Difference” was sparked when an old friend from The Voice told him that his only goal for the next five years was simply to ‘make a difference’. Each track is rooted in a moment that demanded to be captured, processed, and shared.

Igbimọ ilana ti a ti wa ni bi daradara. Diẹ ninu awọn songs ti a ti ṣeto layer nipa layer pẹlu awọn olumulo ti a gbọdọ, nigba ti awọn miiran ti a ti lọ si aye ninu ọkan akọkọ. Wyndham kept imperfections that carried honesty. “The Last Time” tun pẹlu awọn awọ ti o ti fi rẹ guitar pick down ni ipari.

Musically, Middle Class & Infamous iṣeto lori awọn iṣeto ti Wyndham's debut Nashville Rock & Soul, Vol. 1. Ni ibi ti awọn akọkọ iwe-aṣẹ ti awọn agbara ti a gbọdọ lati wa ni akọkọ set, yi album titun ni a ifihan, kan diẹ orukọ, a stripped-down clarity, ati awọn songs ti a ṣe lati rọrun ti o ba ti o ba wa ni lori kan akọkọ ti o ba ti wa ni o wa ni o wa ni oju-iwe. “Every choice was in service of the songs,” Wyndham pees. “If it didn’t serve the message of the song, it got left out.”

Lori Wyndham, iṣeduro yi jẹ diẹ ẹ sii ju nikan a ọrọ, o jẹ ọrọ. Lẹhin ti o gbọdọ rẹ 20s touring pẹlu & music isakoso fun awọn olumulo bi Colbie Caillat ati Jessie James Decker, o ti ṣe awọn aṣayan ni akọkọ odun yii lati lọ si awọn ipo wọnyi ati fi kikun si o si wa bi olumulo.

"@Eyi jẹ ifilelẹ mi ninu awọn orisun, "Mo ti ko fi awọn ọwọ mi ninu omi, Mo ti fi ninu" artist record. Mo ti wa ni. Mo ti fi awọn sideman ailewu nẹtiwọki; Mo ti wa ni gbogbo iwaju lati nlo awọn wọnyi awọn ifọwọkan si ibi ti wọn fẹ lati lọ." He continues to write and produce for other artists, but this record marks the moment he puts equal weight behind his own voice.

“This is the last record I will ever produce while playing for another artist, leaving my Musical Director position with Colbie Caillat this past April to put both feet into the proverbial ring as an artist. I love other people’s music and helping them find their sound and be the best they can be, but I can’t wake up in a decade to realize I haven’t done what I’ve been given the tools to do, which is take this music to the world" Wyndham states.

Wyndham has already carved out an impressive career: a Gibson endorsed guitarist, his work has been featured by ESPN, the NFL Network, and NBA 2K21. He’s toured the world, performed at the Opry, and earned the trust of Grammy-winning artists. But Middle Class & Infamous is the moment he steps forward without a safety net, a record that represents both who he is and where he’s going.

“These songs are my launching point,” Wyndham says. “If I’m going to leave my boys at home and get on a plane, it must be for something worth building. This record is that.”

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