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Jounce formed in the small, suburban town of Wyckoff, NJ, technically 17 miles from Manhattan but really light years away. There, four childhood friends spent their days jamming in basements, parties and local bars, or wherever people would listen. Upon release from college in Spring of 2004, Jounce relocated to a somewhat secluded property bordered by the Holyoke State Forest in Amherst, MA. They converted an old shed (it was a big shed) to serve as their rehearsal space and traveled extensively, playing hundreds of shows and sharing bills with influences like the Benevento Russo Duo, The Flaming Lips, ulu and the Slip. After several years, the band returned home to the New York area where they eventually landed in Manhattan's Lower East Side. In April of 2006, Syracuse University was the place where they would lay down the foundation for a new album with keyboardist Adam Gold. Working with longtime friend and soundman Marco Centola, the band turned out eight tracks that would then be mixed back in New York by Centola and mastered by Grammy nominated engineer Alan Silverman (The Kinks, Cheap Trick, Norah Jones). The self-titled album was released on June 29th, 2006, followed by an east coast tour and New York shows at BB Kings, The Mercury Lounge and Mexicali Blues. The opening song "You Tell Me" garnered 3rd place in Relix Magazine's Winter 2006 Jamoff Competition out of over 500 submissions. 2007 finds the band continuing to tour and write new music. "By 11:15, when Jounce made their way to the performance floor, Plan B was so packed that they barely had room for their amps and pedals. With the aid of the events staff, they got the room they needed, warmed up, and following a moving intro by Alex, they began playing one of the most up-close-and-personal sets of there young yet experienced careers. They careened in and out of funked up jam sessions and memorable rock riffs to elevate the already amped crowd to an all-new high. At this point I was working the door and watched as previously unaware passer-bys got sucked in and gladly donated 5-bucks to rock out with Jounce and NYCUG!"-Nycug "Jounce shows are a full-body experience, felt as easily as they are heard. Songs spanning 15-plus minutes pump the band's groove-infused blend of beat-heavy rock and electric soul and funk into a bouncing crowd."-The Bergen Record"Jounce are a mixture of blues, funk and rock that can only be described as 'chill' and full of soul."-East Coast Rocker "They could be labeled as simply a jam-band but have enough rock influences to distinguish them from most tripped out fluff." -Mount Holyoke News"Their non-stop playing and whirlwind tour has made Jounce's instrumentation tighter than ever. The musicians communicate with their eyes; a nod of the head, the smallest smile. They know each other."-Twin Boro News"Jounce, who blew the place up - on New Year's Eve."- Createavibe on the band's 2003 NYE performance at Mexicali Blues with uluToured throughout NY, NJ, CT, VT, MA, ME, PA, MD, VA, NC, SC, GA, & TN and appeared at venues including The Knitting Factory, The Mercury Lounge & BB Kings (New York), The World Cafe Live & North Star (Philadelphia), Harper's Ferry (Boston), Nectar's (Burlington), The Brandyhouse (Atlanta) and The Pour House (Charleston). Festival appearances include the 2003 Berkshire Mountain Music Festival (with headliners the Flaming Lips, Medeski Martin & Wood, and STS9), The Great Bamboozle 2004 & 2005 (with headliners the Roots, Medeski Martin & Wood, and moe. ), StrangeCreek 2005 (with headliners Strangefolk and Max Creek), Hampshire College Halloween 2004 and successful shows at Syracuse University and Ramapo College of New Jersey. Additional shows with acts including The Benevento/Russo Duo, Derek Trucks Band, Brothers Past, The Slip, Antibalas, ulu, Pnuma Trio, Lo Faber of God Street Wine, Addison Groove Project and Particle. Jounce Songs | 1. | You Tell Me |
| 2. | Orange Alphabet |
| 3. | Hypoglycemic |
| 4. | One More Night, Now It's Light |
| 5. | Badu |
| 6. | ID |
| 7. | Mr. The Song |
| 8. | Limerick 63 |
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Adiitional personnel includes: Veit Renn (conductor, guitar); Tony Battaglia (guitar); Brian Snapp (saxophone); Don Rogozinski, Rex Wertz, Scott Bliege (horns); Gary Carolla (keyboards, drums); Peter Ries (keyboards, programming); Troy Antunes, Joey Argero (bass); Rob Dorsey, Frank Delour, Lou Appell (drums, percussion); Billy Ashbaugh (drums); Voices Of Praise (background vocals).
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This CD was created in my recording studio which is located in my bedroom. The way it came about is that I was in the process of writing music for night clubs/raves and so I went around to people and I asked them what they would like to listen to, party to, or dance to if they were out on the town and they all consistently told me that they would like songs that are at least five minutes in length with tempo changes throughout the song. So I went home and started building what I like to think of as "an album for the people by the people". I really felt it was important to get people to share their wants and don't wants before I made this CD. After about three months of non-stop work on this album it came to completion. Then I started demo-ing the CD for people and I received an overwhelming reaction in favor of my creation. I was told that the energy was dialed in, that it was definitely aggressive/edgey, and was something that they'd like to go clubbing to. After the creation of the music came the other hurdle...the creation ...
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