Briston Maroney - Jimmy - Import Vinyl LP Record

Credits:

Briston Maroney

Description:

Nashville singer-songwriter Briston Maroney has been writing songs about his own personal journey, like a personal novel. With his highly empathetic storytelling and alternative rock sound, Maroney has continued to resonate with his generation, and now he has completed "JIMMY," the latest chapter in his own story that is also someone else's story, in which he explores his own identity while reflecting on the past. Analog LP is also released at the same time! Briston Maroney is a young Nashville-based singer/songwriter who began his music career as a teenager and began releasing his debut EP on indie labels in 2015, but in 2018, he released his EP, CARNMY, on Canvas Back/Atlantic In 2018, "Freakin Out on the Insterstate" from his EP "Carnival," released on Canvas Back/Atlantic, took three years to score a 2021 Gold single, and he released his debut album, SUNFLOWER, that year.His songwriting, which is written from an extremely personal point of view and resembles a diary, has been gaining the sympathy of listeners, and now he is releasing his second album, "JIMMY". Briston's second album, "JIMMY," is a reflection on his childhood and adolescence, which he spent moving back and forth between two places after his parents' divorce. In the small, quiet town of Knoxville, Tennessee, where she lived with her father, Maloney was relatively privileged but under pressure as a student in a Catholic school with high expectations. His mother was in northern Florida, where the landscape was more raw and real than anywhere else in the continental United States, and he was surrounded by country people who only cared about each other. They showed up for oyster roasts, got drunk on red wine on Saturdays, and were spick and span on Sunday mornings to go to church. Briston, however, says he did not fit in with either of those layers. He was a country boy who liked to fish at the dam with his father in Knoxville; back in the mangroves and pine forests, he was an urban Catholic schoolboy.But he was drawn to the devil-may-care spirit of the people of Florida. One person in particular left a lasting impression on Briston--he wore denim shorts, a white Margaritaville T-shirt, and sometimes a durag, and he may have been a redneck, to be sure, but he was a good friend who was loved by all! Briston recalls that he was a good friend who was loved by everyone. That man was the inspiration for this album, "JIMMY," and became the theme of the album, a song about trying to be something other than yourself. (1/2)

Tracklisting:

1.Jimmy (intro)2.Tomatoes3.Real Good Swimmer4.Better Than You5.Poor Things6.Bullshit7.Human8.The View9.Land of Light10.DNA11.Sunsetter12.Be Yourself
1.Jimmy (intro)
2.Tomatoes
3.Real Good Swimmer
4.Better Than You
5.Poor Things
6.Bullshit
7.Human
8.The View
9.Land of Light
10.DNA
11.Sunsetter
12.Be Yourself