JACE EVERETT NEVER PULLED punches, and he certainly doesn’t in his latest release, “Dance MuthaFucka, Dance!” Written and performed with Weston Boys’s Dan Cohen, this peppy tune is available through your favorite outlets, including BandCamp and iTunes.
There’s also a startling video to accompany the song. Enjoy it, and remember: there is no reason not to dance.
IN OUR ONGOING musical struggle against the forces of evil, we decided to mark the anniversary of 9/11 by releasing an EP called LOST IN THE FLOOD, a collaboration between Jace Everett and the Norwegian Blues/Rock phenom Amund Maarud. It’s available at iTunes (https://music.apple.com/us/album/lost-in-the-flood-ep/1528843485) and other digital outlets.
There’s a preview of the EP on YouTube: a video for the song “Dangerous Again” (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X7JRwGckTBo); and you can also get the critter from Bandcamp (https://jaceeverett.bandcamp.com/album/lost-in-the-flood).
JACE EVERETT HAS TEAMED UP with The Black Dog All-Stars to release a powerful new song and video: “Dark Dark Days.” The song was written by Jace with Andrew Harwood, John Hogg, Dave Eringa, and Sean Genockey.
“Dark Dark Days” is available for download and streaming at all the usual suspect outlets; here’s a link to iTunes.
You can find the video here. It was time for this song and time for this video. Get in the streets.
JACE EVERETT HAS a new single! It’s titled “Dig It Up,” and it was written by Jace and Dan Cohen. Weston Boys Entertainment and Dark Matter Music have collaborated to release the tune, which is available at iTunes and Bandcamp. There’s a distressing video here.
More singles are soon to come. Is there an album? Hard to tell. Stay tuned!
Weston Boys Entertainment and Dark Matter Music are proud to announce the release of YLEM!
YLEM is an electronica album written and performed by Jace Everett. It’s available at iTunes and Bandcamp.
Dust & Dirt, Jace Everett’s latest album, is out in stores! You can get it at Bandcamp, iTunes, and a million other places.
There’s a great review of the record by Pip Ellwood-Hughes in Entertainment Focus here.
We’re working on physical distribution, but that might have to wait until fall.