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Take a Journey with Jay Ammo in His EP, “Red”

January 25, 2025

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In Red, Jay Ammo delivers everything that we love about R&B - smooth, honest, and atmospheric - with his own experimental flair. With each track, listeners are invited to embark on a cathartic journey, navigating love and loss while finding solace in the lessons learned along the way. 


Give Red a listen here.


Ammo comes out of the gate with raw and emotional lyrics in "Drunk (Interlude)", with his soulful vocals and stripped-back acoustic guitar fusing seamlessly for a fresh sound that can be traced back to his Clarksville roots. In the second track, "Parachute", we can feel the internal strife in the verses pleading for requited love, a nostalgic theme in R&B. Jay brings us to an emotional apex with the irresistible beat weaved through "Counting my days", and "The Blues" melds violin and melodic keys for a dramatic and old-school sound. 


You’ll Probably Like Jay Ammo if You Like…

Frank Ocean’s falsetto, Ed Sheeran’s guitar, and Post Malone’s grit.

He describes his sound as heart-felt and warm with some edge.


Photo by: @watchthethronemedia

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You can find Jay playing local shows around Clarksville and at NashHouse and The Row. Don’t miss his next album releasing soon, where he’ll jump into storytelling and incorporate a more singer-songwriter feel into his dynamic sound.


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Multi Ultra Releases New Single “Yes or No”

By Jason Garriott • January 25, 2025
 With their most recent release, “Yes or No”, Multi Ultra takes us on a buzzy synth-rock fueled journey through those pesky everyday predicaments that leave us having to make up our mind over one thing or another. As soon as the song kicks off, you are enshrined in the fundamental heartbeat of the song that makes you instantly want to drop what you’re doing and dance your face off like it’s your only job in shameless style and finesse! Lead singer, Derrick Wesley says, “We’ve been playing in clubs and discovering how much people react to rock bands, but they also want to dance. I wanted to write a rock song that we could dance to without being ingenuine. Nolan even played a killer synth solo on it! There’s a bit of nostalgia in “Yes or No” for me because it was inspired by the indie bands that played the soundtrack to our youth. The lyrics are kind of a letter written to myself, “Yes or no? Are you gonna go for this with all your might or be careless?” Our vote is a resounding ‘yes, go for it!’ as we eagerly await to see what comes next from this talented group of musicians! You’ll Probably Like Multi Ultra if You Like… The raw energy of Cage the Elephant, rock sensibilities of The Killers, electro-pop sounds of Phoenix, moody vocals of Franz Ferdinand, and dancey beats of Two Door Cinema Club. Derrick says of their sound, “Our music is energetic and explosive. It’s rock music with heart and soul. We want the listener to have a good time on the first listen, but really get the lyrics on the second listen.” Without a doubt, Multi Ultra never fails to please with their dynamic and upbeat tunes that leave an air of nostalgic familiarity lingering masked by unique and modern sounds of what’s trending in the scene. This band somehow captures their energetic live performance in the studio, which in itself is a feat worthy of admiration because their live show is inspiring and something to behold. Lucky for us, this is their 6th single in a string of releases since the band's debut in 2021 and there’s more to come!

Jyou Goes All In with “Living On the Edge”

By Jason Garriott • January 25, 2025
 From the initial melodic piano opening paired with poignant lyrics of “ Can’t Believe ”, the latest album from Jyou , " Living On the Edge " aims to be a journey through raw emotions that keeps its listeners lured in and captive for the whole trip. He explains the narrative of the album, “The story is about a young man (me) struggling to find his identity, which ultimately takes a toll on his mental health.” After the passing of his brother closely followed by a serious car crash in 2021, Jyou is no stranger to the grief, anxiety, and depression that can come with life’s experiences. However, throughout the autobiographical album, it becomes apparent that he seems to have learned that while life can often be the hardest teacher, what we’re able to make from its lessons is our greatest strength. Living On the Edge speaks for itself as a matured production sophomore album from the artist, and goes all in on capturing the essence of coming into adulthood and the turmoil it can bring as well as the gratitude of being able to move forward to bigger things. Subsequent to the opening track, the seemingly bright and cheery beat of “ Brokeboi ” (the album’s first single) is juxtaposed with lyrics full of raw vulnerability and self-doubt yet still seemingly filled with an air of optimism that all comes with trying to make your way in the music industry. When it comes to his musical efforts Jyou explains, “I always used to write raps with my cousins, but freshman year I did a work-study with an after-school program. I helped kids in a studio with recording projects and making their art. Seeing the joy in their faces and how it reflects their process really sparked something in me. Made me want to feed that kid in me again.” We certainly are glad that he made this choice as his talent and knack for flawlessly navigating through tough topics while composing quality music makes us proud to have him in Nashville’s music community.
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