Friday, February 16, 2018

Classically-trained guitarist Jeremy Bass joined in studio by players with Iron and Wine, Neko Case, Calexico for “The Greatest Fire,” out now.


Brooklyn-based songwriter shares several music videos shot throughout U.S. during cross-country tour. Bass plays Rockwood Music Hall this Sunday.

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Jeremy Bass as photographed by Skyler Smith

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Hear the title track from The Greatest Fire at Guitar World or via the links below!

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NYC! See Jeremy Bass live at Rockwood Music Hall (Stage 2) this Sun. Feb. 18th at 9PM EST!

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Jeremy Bass – In The Press

“A stunner!” — Sing Out!

“Daring and simple all at the same time.” — Guitar World

“Sparse, delicate. Just the thing to cosy up to while the rain taps at your window.” — BBC Radio 6

“Blends the lessons of classical, bossa nova, and folk.” — Acoustic Guitar

“Beautifully composed.” — MAGNET

“Hope can be heard shining through.” — Exclaim!

“Stark and epic.” — Songwriting Magazine (UK)

“Bursts out of the gate with clever poetry.” — Atwood Magazine

“Devastating lyrics.” — Nooga.com

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Jeremy Bass – Music Videos




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See the music videos for “We Will Be You” via Nooga.com, “The Greatest Fire” via Independent Clauses, and “1,000 Yrs” at The Daily Country as shot by filmmaker Annie McCain Engman on a cross-country trek of America. Locations include: Manhattan, Brooklyn, The Rockaways, Chicago, Irrigon (OR), Chamberlain (SD), Anaconda (MT), Yellowstone (WY), Los Angeles, San Francisco, Tecopa, Ojai, Yosemite, Wofford Heights, Joshua Tree, Bodie and Death Valley (CA).

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About Jeremy Bass

On his new full-length The Greatest Fire (out now via Jungle Strut Music), Brooklyn-based songwriter Jeremy Bass is accompanied by equally accomplished players in the form of Nick Luca who has toured and recorded with Iron and Wine, Jon Rauhouse who tours and records with Neko Case, Tom Hagerman of DeVotchKa, Jacob Valenzuela of Calexico, and Joel Graves of Everest, among others.


The pedigree of the players on The Greatest Fire backs up the songwriting quality that saw Bass win two prestigious songwriting awards – the John Lennon Songwriting Competition and the UK Songwriting Contest – for tracks from his previous pair of 2015 EPs. It is interesting to note that while Bass’ world-class turns of phrase are impressive, especially for an emerging songwriter, he actually makes his bones as a classical guitarist.

Bass has logged countless hours mastering the instrument that he was originally trained on in Italy and Spain, and his ascension as a composer ultimately led to The Secret City, the arts organization for which Bass serves as musical director, receiving an Obie Award – off-Broadway theater’s highest honor.

“I wanted this album to be an expression of everything I was capable of, to feature the best songwriting I’ve done to date and to let rock n’ roll shine through the more diverse influences of my previous records,” Bass says.

The Greatest Fire, the new album by Jeremy Bass is out now via Jungle Strut Music. Bass is available for interviews. Contact Josh Bloom at Fanatic for more information.

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Jeremy Bass
The Greatest Fire
(Jungle Strut Music)
Out Now


Track Listing:

01. CA, Plz
02. The Greatest Fire (YOUTUBE | SPOTIFY | APPLE | SOUNDCLOUD | MP3 | VIDEO)
04. (So Glad) Everyone's Happy
04. 1,000 Yrs (VIDEO)
05. ‘Till the Summer Ends
06. Halfway Sane
07. Trees for the Forest (YOUTUBE | SPOTIFY | APPLE | SOUNDCLOUD | MP3)
08. (theme music for a desert lightning storm)
09. Like Flowers for a Funeral
10. We Will Be You (VIDEO)

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Jeremy Bass Links


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Contact Josh Bloom at Fanatic Promotion


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