Showing posts with label J. Tillman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label J. Tillman. Show all posts

Guys guys guys! Are you J Tillman fans? Now you can be Son Tillman fans, too!


So Joshua [ J. ] Tillman has made quite the name for himself as a folk singer even outside of his role as the drummer for Seattle-based Fleet Foxes who are *so hot right now*. If you didn't catch it I put up a brief post for the beautiful "First Born" video a while back.  Anyway there is really no information about this - supposedly there is an LP coming soon? You'll have to ask the folks at Aquarium Drunkard about that because they seem to be privy to information no one else has. Wherever it's going, I like it. It's J. Tillman with an uptempo, new approach to a familiar voice ( and maybe a full band? ) and I like it.

If you don't believe me, go listen to the tracks on his myspace. Also listen to this sneak peak provided by Aquarium Drunkard:

Also according to his blog he is writing a novel in installments? Here is a sample:

"Settling down at the head of the table, I got the rare privilege of looking into the eyes of my kids and saying, "Today your Daddy stood on top of one of the most dangerous mountains in the world. A mountain so big, it straddles two countries."

Hallucinating with awe, they managed, "What two countries, Daddy?"

"France and Italy." I said, before eating the goddamn best-tasting dinner of my life and then sleeping like a rock.

I swear to God."

Read more here. P.S. if you know more about this than I do please fill me in!

J. Tillman : Firstborn

"If you have to speak, tell it like a god damn man"



This blog is already doing its job! I just learned that J. Tillman is originally from Seattle. Which makes me miss Seattle even more.
Fun fact: J. Tillman is the kind of person who uses the word "fancied".

"...I guess my musical journey has been all about figuring out who I am through the process of making records. I think I am now coming to the other side of that where I can just view myself as myself, and not get on stage and feel I have to present some false, disingenuous version of myself."