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David Jennings

28 // Male // Nashville, United States  |   Member since June 25, 2008
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My Songs

Avg. Rating: 4.6 / 5

Don't Break Down

Avg. Rating: 5.0 / 5

Secrets

Avg. Rating: 4.5 / 5

Screaming at the Top of My Lungs

Avg. Rating: 4.43 / 5

Pages in a Magazine

About Me

Skill Level:
Professional
Craft:
producer, songwriter, music marketer, recording engineer, label owner, publisher
Instruments:
voice (bass), midi keyboard, electric guitar, voice (tenor), piano, acoustic guitar, electric bass
Genres:
acoustic rock, soul blues, rock and roll, alternative country, country blues, country rock, neo soul, a cappella, alternative rock, indie rock, rhythm and blues (r&b)
Influences:
Bob Dylan, G Love And Special Sauce, Modest Mouse, Ryan Adams, Wilco, American Analog Set, The Postal Service, The New Pornographers, Ted Leo, Clem Snide, Lydia Bain, Jeremy Lister, David Banner, Stevie Wonder, Beck, Arcade Fire, Faith No More, Cee-Lo, Neil Young, Griffenz, My Morning Jacket, Stephen Malkmus, Nil Lara, Jeff Buckley, Yo La Tengo, Goodie Mob, Grandaddy, The Flaming Lips, Ben Folds, Ray LaMontagne, Jump Little Children, Joseph Haydn, Belle & Sebastian

Originally from Jackson, MS, but now living in Nashville Tennessee. I am a multi-instrumentalist and producer and also a singer looking to collaborate with other musicians not only in Nashville, but online as well. Please contact me if you need any Acoustic or Electric Guitar, Drum Programming, Piano or Synth, Bass guitar or Vocals. If You would like to purchase a copy of my album, "Sticks and Stones," you can find it Here. Purchase Sticks and Stones on iTunes now!
Please support the independent spirit!

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Band or Group:
David Jennings
Favorite Lyric:

'You keep turning me on, turning me off, turning me on, Electrocution and Laughter.'

Day Job:
Student
Website:
http://www.myspace.com/davejennings

Working With Others

How I Work:

Usually alone, but really trying to put a band together in Nashville. I have a bassist and another guitar player, but really need a drummer and another guitarist that can sing. . . When recording tracks for others online, I simply use my home studio and create professional sounding tracks.

Experience:

I have been a singer my whole life - I am an experienced guitarist and bass player, and also have a great deal of experience playing piano by ear.

Equipment:

Korg Triton Le, Alvarez Acoustic, Schecter Bass, M-Audio Luna Microphone, Sennheiser Mics, ART Pre's, TONS of Midi Synths, Waves Mercury Bundle, Antares and many many other plugins. I run Cakewalk Sonar and Sony ACID, Vegas and Sound Forge for my recording/mastering.

Payments:
This user accepts PayPal for session payment

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Richard Louie wrote on November 3, 2009:

You sound really awesome man. You really have a great talent for songwriting.

Zac Hills-Bonczyk wrote on October 22, 2009:

Hey David!
Thanks a lot for your thoughts on my music! It is greatly appreciated, and I'm really honored that you like what you hear. I'm extremely impressed with the material you've got up on here, I even copped some of it on iTunes. I would be so into a little bit of collaboration. Although at this point I'm still more or less trying to figure out how the whole Indaba thing works, but I'm really excited about making some work happen on here once I do get the hang of it.
I'm forming a record label/artist collective right now that's also been taking up a lot of time and energy. Once I get the website rolling for that project, though, I'll have a bit of time to dedicate to full on commitment to the art, and I'd be so excited to have you as a contact.
Have you got any advice for me on how to get projects rolling here on Indaba?

Costa La Gunja wrote on October 18, 2009:

Hey thanx 4 the nice word's man!I.m so glad you like my stuff,unfortunately the song you commented about was initially intended to be far heavier Brazillian Orientated?But some Weisal from this site stole it in my session so i addapted it and that's what you heard!Unfortuanatley i've taken it down now but don't worry it was only 2add new material might c a comeback of that one yet?You can also hear my latest stuf At costalagunja@myspace.com it's where i showcase.

Franco Uda wrote on October 11, 2009:

Very good, continuous this way! :)

Matt Gingras wrote on July 20, 2009:

Nice work bro!

michael worsham wrote on July 26, 2008:

reminds me of jackson brown......goodwork.

Patricia Argüello wrote on July 23, 2008:

Hi, lovely song pages in a Magazine, I love it!

David B. wrote on July 16, 2008:

P.S. totally could hear some nice live drums on :if you're lonely now

David B. wrote on July 16, 2008:

Hey David, You can hear some of my engineering work @ soundmatrix.com , a large portion of the songs on the sampler were engineered by me, as for drums I've done quite a few projects, a band played for you can find on Itunes called "AfterMiles" this band was sort of a folk/acoustic rock project, Diggin your stuff it reminds me of imogen heap but different. Sweet Guitar licks, they fit nice.

Duane Abner wrote on July 13, 2008:

Great sound David. I'm really diggin' your vibe. "Pages In A Magazine" has a massive vocal flow. I'll check out the rest of your tracks, Man.
Peace&Creativity/ -duaneea

TJ Slim wrote on July 10, 2008:

Hi David, Very Original Sound!!! Great Job!!!
Peace,
TJ Slim

Matthew Siegel wrote on June 25, 2008:

Love your stuff David - both tracks have great rhythm that really gets me into them. You should hook up with a live drummer here on Indaba!