JBM | |
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 Jesse Marchant | |
| Background information | |
| Birth name | Jesse Brian Marchant |
| Born | 1980s[ vague ] Montreal, Quebec, Canada |
| Genres | Folk rock, pop rock |
| Occupation(s) | Singer-songwriter, [1] guitarist |
| Years active | Since 2008 |
| Labels | Partisan Records [2] |
| Website | jbm-music |
Jesse Brian Marchant, [3] better known by his stage name JBM, [2] is a Canadian singer-songwriter. In 2011, he signed a recording contract with American label Partisan Records. [2] [4]
Marchant was born in Montreal, Quebec. [5] He was classically trained in guitar from the age of seven. [6] As a young man, Marchant lived in his family's home in the American Adirondack Mountains for three years, living mostly in seclusion, to realize songs that he had written earlier in Los Angeles, California. [6] In 2008, he recorded songs in a church studio in Hudson, New York.
Marchant has toured with Nathaniel Rateliff, Rogue Wave, Avi Buffalo and Sondre Lerche. [2] [7] [8] He has also performed with St. Vincent, Elvis Perkins, and Swedish singer The Tallest Man on Earth. [6] His musical style has been compared to that of Jim James, [8] Justin Vernon, [9] Nick Drake, [9] Neil Young [9] and M. Ward. [9]
Music critic Nick Gunther described JBM's music as instilling a "unique depth of emotion and feeling." [1] Brittney McKenna in American Songwriter magazine wrote that there was a "level of peace and of stillness unique to a church" in Marchant's debut album and that his music "feels like one man's soft, musical prayer for hope in a world that too often has too little," and she compared his style to Thom Yorke and Neil Young. [10] JBM's song "Ambitions & War" was described as a "honey-of-a-song" in Future Sounds magazine, with lyrics about a person who is losing their mind in Los Angeles. [7]
Clubdistrict.com described the album as "exquisitely crafted" which feels "as weathered and wise as an old home" and which is a "mostly acoustic venture" with "atmospheric arrangements, lyrical purity and unaffected baritone." [6] Mikela Floyd in Filter magazine described the debut album as "heartfelt compositions" reflecting "a meticulous and carefully crafted sound" from a "handcrafted talent." [8] Steven Mansmith in Slowcoustic described the album as "a fantastic album" of 2010 and noted that the video by Brody Baker accompanying JBM's song Not Even in July, with "images of strewn lawn chairs, sunsets and searching through a dark forest" was a "great video for a great song." [11]
As of 2011 [update] , he lived in Brooklyn, New York; Los Angeles; [1] and Upstate New York.
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... singer-songwriter Jesse Marchant (a.k.a. JBM) instills a unique depth of emotion and feeling in his music. ... personal experience and the familiarity with loss in his first release, which is out now on Partisan Records.
Sondre goes on tour after that with opener JBM. JBM is NYC songwriter Jesse Marchant, who's now signed to Partisan Records. ...
Partisan Records out of Brooklyn, NY-- home to Deer Tick, JBM, Mountain Man, and more.
VINYL FORMAT. JBM is the music of Jesse Marchant. ... Jesse was born in Montreal, Canada ...
Jesse Marchant ... specifically the honey-of-a-song called "Ambitions & War"...
... heartfelt compositions ... a meticulous and carefully crafted sound ... handcrafted talent...
There's a level of peace and of stillness unique to a church...
A fantastic album from last year, JBM's ... The video absolutely catches the overall visual images... Great video for a great song.
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