title: Circuit 10/2017: Justin Levinson
start: 2017-10-15
start time: 19:00
end time: 21:00
venue: Schauburg Bremen
city: Bremen
country: DE
coordinates: 53.0722, 8.8292
tags: Kino Programmkino cinema film filmkunsthaus kinoprogramm schauburg schauburg-bremen
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JUSTIN LEVINSON (USA)
www.justinlevinson.com
JUSTIN LEVINSON is an award-winning singer-songwriter based in Los Angeles. Fresh off a move Vermont to pursue music full-time on the West Coast, Justin wastes no time in paying homage to his sunny new surroundings with his latest album YES MAN. Hardly a stranger to connecting with audiences through “an intuitive sense for cheery, uptempo pop and effortless hooks” (JESTER JAY MUSIC), Justin ups the ante with YES MAN, a ten-song ode to love, adventure, and confusion that conjures up the spirits of power pop ancestors The Beach Boys and The Zombies, while sung and performed with a timeless spirit and renewed optimism. Drawing from personal experiences, YES MAN chronicles the missteps of its titular character, a lost soul continually hampered by his inability to answer for himself. Dressing his distress in a mix of old-school hooks, jangly guitars, double-tracked vocals, mellotrons, and dreamy harmonies, Justin continues to convey his words in a direct and uncompromising way, backed by musical arrangements ambitious enough to tell the story themselves. YES MAN also features the talents of Rich Hinman (SARA BAREILLES, BEN KWELLER), Stein Malvey (THE FOUR FRESHMEN), and producer/arranger Adam Popick (MADI DIAZ, WILLIAM FITZSIMMONS, SUGAR + THE HI-LOWS). Justin Levinson has maintained a rigorous recording and touring schedule, sharing the stage with artists like Howie Day, Anna Nalick, Teddy Geiger, Tyler Hilton, and others on the musical journey leading to YES MAN. With this latest stop along the way, Justin hopes to paint the most authentic picture yet of how he got here, who inspired him to come, and where he’ll head next.
"Something like Ben Folks with more heart throb potential" - Meredith Goldstein - The Boston Globe