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Essie Jain @ Cake Shop in NYC

when:
Sep 24, 2009, 10:00pm
where:
Cake Shop in NYC
  1. http://standingrm.com/audio/242c6tdu3gsw884o615r33gau1

    Weight Off Me

    by Essie Jain

  2. http://standingrm.com/audio/2sv6w7mamjexh1iclaacws13y

    The Truth

    by Essie Jain

  3. http://standingrm.com/audio/23yc9v6tykjmfwj9a13a37en18

    You

    by Essie Jain

  4. http://standingrm.com/audio/22mei5qbvrlbn3vowdsfhgumka

    The Rights

    by Essie Jain

  5. http://standingrm.com/audio/21ed54y8ix9q9t389vlwn2vurs

    Stand In The Light

    by Essie Jain

  6. http://standingrm.com/audio/21hqg0yk1vvsatobnrb59odc2k

    Glory

    by Essie Jain

  7. http://standingrm.com/audio/2c7ud584mgiabq2dtapguyko8v

    I'm Not Afraid Of The Dark

    by Essie Jain

  8. http://standingrm.com/audio/2ddak86r2db43bb0cmu40t4au3

    Stop

    by Essie Jain

Essie was born and raised in london, England, thus making her very British.

"New York-via-London expat Essie Jain spent her first few years in the city playing behind closed doors. She absorbed the musical climate of the city, collaborating with different musicians. In 2004 she started recording at home with an 8-track. This gave her the freedom to experiment. An ascetic's creed of music-making presented itself: Let the songs be roughly hewn. Keep them minimal. Avoid all indulgences. Let the music get as dark as it has to be. She let her own experience of loss and hope shape the lyrics that are so central to the album. The result was We Made This Ourselves, a wrenchingly emotional record whose title reflects the music's sense of having been carved carefully and painfully from its maker's life. At their core, Essie Jain's songs are melodies strung out on one fragile, haunting note. Yet they sound indestructible." -ARTISTdirect

Essie Jain @ Cake Shop in NYC, Sep 24, 2009

"New York-via-London expat Essie Jain spent her first few years in the city playing behind closed doors. She absorbed the musical climate of the city, collaborating with different musicians. In 2004 she started recording at home with an 8-track. This gave her the freedom to experiment. An ascetic's ...