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- My new album -

Hello all.
 
My name is Jesse Eubanks. I was the vocalist and guitarist for the song Miles on the tribute album. I do many other musical projects in addition to the band Ellipsis that covered Miles. My newest release is a mostly acoustic album called "West Coast Politics   East Coast Love."
 
It is a 14 song album of bare acoustic music often leaving nothing but the simple picking of a guitar and some rather delicately crafted words. WCP ECL is a melancholy folk album composed of half-thoughts and scattered notes strewn together to journal the intellectual, spiritual and social journey of my life living in California, Kentucky and Pennsylvania over the last four years. Honesty leads to confession and confession to desperation. Features contributions from Olga-Maria Cruz, Coury Deeb and Matt Osborn. Stunning photography by Kentucky artist Sarah Derhake.
 
Recommended if you like: Denison Witmer, Dashboard Confessional, Over the Rhine, David Wilcox, Bloomsday. Simple honest good music.
 
If you're interested or have any questions, please contact me at JesseEubanks at juno_com or visit my website at www.jesseeubanks.homestead.com.
 
Blessings,
Jesse
 
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Some listener comments:
 
"A peak in the journal of someone's, all too familiar journey, where words, and subtle sounds have somehow captured the wild animals, the hidden wonders, the tales of troubles, and the sighs of relief, the beauty of the cross -- left them untamed and as close to their natural habitat as possible and smuggled them out for all of us to experience." - Pablo Pauleo (Philadelphia, PA)
 
"Lyrics that give you insight into the artist, but also insight into yourself. They are lyrics that address the constant struggle between rejecting oneself and accepting grace." - Sarah Thompson (Philadelphia, PA)
"West Coast Politics   East Coast Love is incredible." - Josh Shireman (Kansas City, MO)
 
"This collection of bare bones acoustic music sets a high standard for Confessional music.  Something that has been sorely lacking in the experience of the Christian mainstream of worship, music, and expressions.  It is a deeply personal, at times pain filled, and at times exuberant, collection of songs." - Paul Fife (Pastor, The Port Community Church, Philadelphia)