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Yaehsun - Show Me How To Love
This song is about the ups and downs; surfaces and layers of love; cannonballs, bellyflops; hurling, day to day, bursting love; tunnelvision, subway system; palpitate, believe; every day.
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This song is about the ups and downs; surfaces and layers of love; cannonballs, bellyflops; hurling, day to day, bursting love; tunnel-vision, subway system; palpitate, believe; every day. "Show Me How To Love" is a song you can definitely add to your collection of feel-good background party vibes.
You might recognize Yaehsun (Jason Haberman) from performing live with bands such as Dan Mangan, Zeus, Yukon Blonde, Jason Collett, The Wooden Sky and so on. He is an active musician in the Toronto music scene and is just starting to find his voice as he embarks on his solo career. Expect more collaborations and experiments to come.
LInks https://soundcloud.com/user-282851032
Jason Haberman (aka Yaehsun) is a Toronto-based Canadian multi-instrumentalist. He has been a part of many different collaborations and touring bands over the years and is just now starting to release his own stuff. He wants you to listen to his music, or not. Currently, he is working on a "Sleep" album that will be released before the end of the year with the intent to help him (and you) get better nights of sleep.
The track "La De Ba” is the second collaboration between Yaehsun and Jose Contreras (of By Divine Right). “La De Ba” is an ode to the summer, warmth, sun, coffee, waiting for it to return, again and again.
Links https://soundcloud.com
Yaehsun shares inspiration behind 'Waterbaby'
Proving that you can live in two worlds is nothing new for Jason Haberman as he has made his career playing with over a dozen industry artists and Juno award winners. He also creates fuzzy solo music with electronic flourishes under the moniker Yaehsun. His new single "Waterbaby" is a soulful, rhythmic take on indie-pop. Listen below and read the interview! https://soundcloud.com/user-282851032/waterbaby/ Can you talk to us about the inspiration behind 'Waterbaby'? The inspiration for this song came from a combination of some sounds I was getting on my Korg Poly 61, mixed with a seriously shitty winter and longing for the warmth of summer. After I took it to José to mix he heard it and immediately felt a Jimmy Cliff vibe which is what sparked the vocal melody and lyrics. How has your community contributed to your success? Toronto’s music community is very active and it seems that everyone I know in the city is working towards the same goal. I would say that I would not be successful if it wasn’t for the constant flow of music coming from my friends. What advice would you give other musicians? To stop following trends in popular music and spend time experimenting with your gear, and your sound. Be open to collaborations and just finish it, put it out, and start working on the next thing. Describe to our audience your music-making process. I do a lot of looping, rather then writing “a song” I like to drill a feel / rhythm into my body and focus more on what your ears are hearing rather then making that chorus pop or finding the perfect bridge. Also hearing the part in your head before laying it down. I try not to add things for the sake of boredom or what traditional rock bands have in there mix. Most of the clarity and big decisions I make happen when I am not in-front of a computer or have no instrument in my hand. How did it feel when you released your debut single? It felt great! Long time coming, and it feels like it’s only the beginning now that I know first hand how easy it is nowadays to distribute music on your own. If you could collaborate with any musician/band, who would it be? And why? I thought about this question long and hard and I can’t not think about the people that I have lined up to work with this year. It goes back to that question about success and community and I truly feel the people that inspire me the most are the people in my friend circle. What first got you interested into music? My brother, he started playing bass at around 13, I would have been about 11. He had no one to jam with so he told me I should rent some drums. I went and got some that day and haven’t stopped since. The first song I remember playing with him was either Out on the tiles - Led Zeppelin or Fire - Jimi Hendrix. Read the full article
