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“Save You” appeared in USA’s Royal Pains last night (Episode 104). If you missed it, you can check it out here. The song opens the last segment of the show (approximately 3:06 left).
Matthew will be playing in Los Angeles, at The Hotel Cafe, July 17th, 8:00 PM (Doors open at 7:00 PM). If you’re out on the west coast, this is an excellent time to see MPJ live. Advance tickets...
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Registered users at BOTW can pick up MPJ’s new release: “Machine Gun Love.”
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Matthew will be opening for Shawn Colvin for three nights at City Winery, in New York, November 2-4. Reserve your tickets now!
November 2nd http://citywinery.com/events/21071
November 3rd http://citywinery.com/events/21409
November...
Matthew is back on the concert circuit, with events (thus far) in North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and California. You can always keep up with the latest touring schedule here.
“Danielle” clued us in to a podcast interview that she did with Matthew and Butterly Boucher back in 2008 (but only recently published), as a part of the Ten Out of Tenn tour. The podcast...
A Ten Out of Tenn live version of “Save You” has been posted at Brite Revolution. If you have not signed up at Brite, go ahead and make the jump. You’ll feel better.
…this time a co-write with Trent Dabbs and Mat Kearney. The song is called “Lifeline” and can be found on Kearney’s new album, City of Black and White, out now! You can listen...
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“I have always gravitated toward records that were grand and a bit overly ambitious. With “Swallow the Sea” I didn’t want to go the route of the low-fi indie record. The title represents what I was going for. I also have to stay true to my roots. I’m a product of the 80’s and my musical taste was shaped largely by bands like The Pixies, REM, U2, Echo and the Bunnymen and other underground bands of that time. It was the era of epic art-rock and smart pop. I ate it up. This record certainly nods to my influences without apology.”