catch them live
no melbourne dates announced right now.
sounds like jonathan richman, the beach boys, the clean
who's in it: jerrah patston - vocals & percussion, sam worrad - guitar & vocals, aether tabris - piano
who are they, then
Beloved in his local Blue Mountains, Jerrah Patston writes songs possessed of a beautiful naivety, boiling down each subject to his own inimitable view.
Jerrah has an ear for a catchy melody and the unusual ability to communicate the universal through the very specific.
Writing in detail about daily life, Jerrah’s songs find the listener relating to thoughts about dodgem cars, Wings, construction sites and ten-pin bowling they did not realise they shared.
A legendarily spontaneous live performer, each moment on stage with Jerrah has no future or past, drawing audiences right into the moment.
His third LP, Abandoned Cricket Games, was recorded over two days at Frying Pan Studios in Berriedale, Tasmania, using the ex-Abbey Road REDD.17 recording console.
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The album features Jerrah on vocals, percussion and melodica, backed by collaborators Sam Worrad (guitar) and Aether Tabris (piano). It released on Darren Hanlon’s Flippin Yeah Records on August 9.
in their own words · via triple j unearthed
what people say
“One of the best conversations I have had this year was with Jerrah Patston, a young musician from the Blue Mountains.”— hope1032.com.au
up on triple j unearthed
Falling For Youunearthed
Rain Is Fallingunearthed
Didn't Play Mull Of Kintyreunearthed