NASHVILLE BASED AMERICANA SINGER-SONGWRITER
JACE EVERETT
RELEASES VINYL VERSION OF LATEST ALBUM
TERRA ROSA
AND LIMITED EDITION 12” HIT SINGLE “BAD THINGS”
The Theme Song From HBO Hit Series TRUE BLOOD
TERRA ROSA:
A hallucinatory hybrid of blues, country, boogie, gospel, and rock;
CD, DIGITAL AND VINYL FORMATS AVAILABLE NOW
via Haywood Group Productions, Redeye Distribution
For Immediate Release – Nashville, TN – November 12, 2013 – Journeyman songwriter Jace Everett officially releases his new album, Terra Rosa on vinyl along with a limited edition 12” single version of the popular track “Bad Things” (with B-side/alternate take on Terra Rosa track “Beyond The Wall” on November 12.
He recorded Terra Rosa last year in Nashville with longtime collaborators and co-producer Brad Jones (Josh Rouse, Hayes Carll, Chuck Prophet) and multi-instrumentalist/songwriter Dan Cohen.
Terra Rosa is at heart an intensely intimate album. Its invention and irreverence all reflect Everett's own struggles with faith and doubt. Terra Rosa explores tales and themes from the Old and New Testaments. He interprets the Bible through his own perspective, looking at love, death, faith and America while alluding to Sodom & Gomorrah, Jonah and the Whale, and Peter the Rock. Terra Rosa is Everett's most ambitious album to date, a raucous, revelatory song cycle.
"The truth is, all these songs are about me," Everett says, "trying to figure out what I believe and don't believe. It's me going back to my closet and pulling all the skeletons out, looking at the bones and seeing what's there. I wanted to write songs you haven’t heard before.”
Jace Everett has long earned acclaim for his remarkable artistic range and always-impressive songwriting. Born in Evansville, IN and raised in Grapevine, TX, he eventually made his way to Music City, USA and scored his first #1 hit co-writing Josh Turner's RIAA platinum-certified 2006 country smash, "Your Man.” Everett continues to grow his gritty, groovy sound with frequent international tours, raising up a fervent fan following at every turn.
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