January Flower Mat Kearney

Album Info

Album Veröffentlichung:
2021

HRA-Veröffentlichung:
21.05.2021

Label: Tomorrow Music

Genre: Pop

Subgenre: Pop Rock

Interpret: Mat Kearney

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  • 1Powerless03:27
  • 2Can't Look Back03:57
  • 3Grand Canyon02:55
  • 4Pontiac03:06
  • 5They Don't Know02:59
  • 6Anywhere With You03:22
  • 7Say It Now03:22
  • 8Stuck In The Moment03:19
  • 9I Don't Really Care02:58
  • 10Running In Circles03:37
  • 11Boulder02:55
  • 12Blame03:17
  • 13Something Beautiful03:04
  • Total Runtime42:18

Info zu January Flower

With over a million albums already sold, Nashville-based, Oregon-born singer songwriter and producer Mat Kearney returns with his new album January Flower. January Flower sees Kearney in his rawest form, distilling the songwriting process and rediscovering the joy of making music.

Unexpected, unplanned moments often yield the most beautiful results. That’s how Mat Kearney arrived at his sixth album, January Flower, a collection of honest, stripped down songs that brings the Nashville-based, Oregon-born musician back to his singer-songwriter roots.

“The introspection of this past year framed that. It’s hard to write big party anthems in a year like we had in 2020. I was more introspective and I also craved that, so there’s more that melancholy, simple songwriter stuff. We spent this past year really taking our time. It was a really beautiful way to have perspective on the songs.” - Mat

In January of 2019, Mat packed up his recording gear and decamped to an isolated house in Joshua Tree with his childhood friend Marshall Roeman, a painter, and songwriter Eli Teplin. The plan was to use their two weeks in the desert to create with a full recording studio, but a massive storm hit, deluging the area in record rainfall and shutting down their power. With the light of the wood burning stove to guide the way, Mat took the opportunity to explore music from a new angle, armed with only his voice and an acoustic guitar.

Mat Kearney




Mat Kearney
is a pop singer/songwriter based in Nashville whose arching, mellow compositions and deft blending of hip-hop, CCM, and folk have made him a live favorite and adult contemporary mainstay. Emerging in 2004 with Bullet, Kearney departed slightly from his rhymes and concentrated more on guitar work for subsequent efforts like Young Love (2011), Just Kids (2015), and January Flower (2021).

Born in Eugene, Oregon, singer/songwriter Mat Kearney began his musical career 400 miles south at the Chico branch of California State University, where he studied literature and played on the soccer team. After completing his junior year, Kearney went to Nashville with friend/producer Robert Marvin, with the intention of only staying the summer to lay down a few songs. However, after offers for recording deals started coming in, Kearney decided to remain in Tennessee to seriously pursue his songwriting career. Kearney's interesting blend of hip-hop and folk intrigued Inpop Records, which offered him the deal he'd been looking for and released his debut album, Bullet, in 2004.

Kearney dialed back on the rhymes for his follow-up effort, Nothing Left to Lose. Released by Aware/Columbia Records in 2006, the album proved to be fairly popular, with three songs appearing in various episodes of Grey's Anatomy and two songs enjoying successful runs as singles. Kearney returned three years later with City of Black & White, supporting the album's release with a tour alongside Keane and the Helio Sequence. In July 2011, he released Young Love on the Universal label, coinciding with a tour with Owl City. Three years later, Kearney delivered his follow-up, Just Kids. The album saw him working once again with Josh Crosby -- as well as MDL (Justin Bieber, Maroon 5) -- while drawing influence for the album from his time growing up in Eugene. He then joined Needtobreathe on tour, and returned with the singles "Face to Face" and "Better Than I Used to Be" from his 2018 full-length, the chart-topping Crazytalk. 2021 saw the release of the EP Pacific Coast Highway, followed by the full-length January Flower. (Marisa Brown, AMG)



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