Matt Jones - Tear The Club EP album flac

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Matthew or Matt Jones may refer to: Matt Jones, past member of the band Ultrasound. Matthew Jones (activist) (1936–2011), African-American folk singer/songwriter. Matthew Jones (musician) (born 1974), British violist, violinist and composer. Matthew Perryman Jones (born 1973), American singer-songwriter. Matt Jones (basketball) (born 1994), American basketball player. Matt Jones (Australian footballer) (born 1987), Australian rules footballer.

Matt Jones' spark for dance music was ignited in the late 1990s, as a youngster hearing tracks by Fatboy Slim, Basement. 0 €. The First Style EPCross Section Records. 12". Larry De Kat. 5 €. The Final ChapterLazare Hoche.

Tear The Club EP. BPM. 124. Artists. Download MP3 320 kbps, WAV, AIFF. Purchase at Beatport. Download MP3 192 kbps.

Michigan native Matt Jones is a talented singer/songwriter whose approach ranges from rootsy acoustic music to intelligent indie rock. Born in Adrian, Michigan in 1978, Jones began playing piano at the age of 8 and got hooked on classic ragtime; later, he played sousaphone in his high school's band. The album was critically well-received, but Jones has said dealing with the adulation of his peers was difficult, and led to a period while he fell into alcohol abuse. In 2010, Jones was in an auto accident while intoxicated; the experience forced him to get a better handle on his attitudes about music and life. Jones' next effort, 2012's Half Poison, Half Pure, was a literate but more musically upbeat effort that added greater traditional rock elements to the tunes while still maintaining his artful approach to both lyrics and melody.