構成数 | 1枚

合計収録時間 | 00:45:15

Personnel: Cameron Jaymes (acoustic guitar, electric guitar, piano, Hammond b-3 organ, keyboards, background vocals); Busbee (acoustic guitar, piano, Hammond b-3 organ, keyboards, background vocals); Jonathan Martin Berry, Glenn Pearce, Braydon Nelson, Mark Townsend, Greg Suran (electric guitar); Patrick Warren (Hammond b-3 organ, keyboards); Jeremy Taylor , Aaron Sterling (drums, percussion); Michelle Cusby, Catherine Briore (background vocals). Audio Mixer: Joe Zook. Recording information: The Brown Welch. Photographer: Brian Wong. Jaymes Reunion crafts sunny, big-scale power pop the likes of which haven't been seen since the early days of Maroon 5. Lead singer Cameron Jaymes packs the youthful exuberance of the Rocket Summer's Bryce Avary together with the mature pop sensibilities of Jon McLaughlin or Gavin DeGraw. His debut tells of love won, love craved, and of living each day to the fullest. His bright treatment of the world is infectious, and his confidence is evident of spending time on the road with notable pop and alternative acts like Parachute, Mute Math, Safetysuit, and Relient K. Jaymes goes through great effort to connect with listeners through his melodies. Right out of the gate, "Trouble" abounds with hooks big enough to catch listeners who have lost their faith in pop music. Three tracks in, the piano comes to its rightful place at the forefront on "Let It Shine," and the talented twenty-something never looks back. It takes mere seconds for the groovy beat of "Fine" to stick in your head, and a fit urban groove drives the reticent acknowledgment of "There You Are." The inflection and emotion in Jaymes' crystalline voice was inspired by listening to Paul McCartney when he was a teenager, and he seems to share, if only in small measure, the former Beatles' gift of crafting memorable pop gems. ~ Jared Johnson

録音 | ステレオ (Studio)