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SUMMARY:Fruition
LOCATION:Shank Hall
DESCRIPTION:Something MoreFor nearly two decades\, Fruition have built the
 ir genre-bending version of American roots music around harmony not just t
 he vocal interplay of the bands three songwriters\, but the deeper harmony
  created between five friends whove spent years on the road together. On t
 heir eighth album\, Something More\, those bonds grow into something more 
 collaborative than ever before.Produced by Grammy winner Tucker Martine\, 
 Something More steps beyond the live-in-the-studio performances of 2024s H
 ow To Make Mistakes. If that overdub-free record nodded to the bands stren
 gth as a live act to the musical chemistry theyve been developing since th
 eir busking days\, when Jay Cobb Anderson\, Kellen Asebroek\, and Mimi Naj
 a began performing together on Portland street corners then Something More
  finds Fruition stepping into an era defined as much by exploration as cra
 ft. The recording studio isnt just a room here\; it functions as its own i
 nstrument\, layering the music with analog tones and atmospheric textures.
  The result is an indie-influenced Americana record fueled not only by ele
 ctric guitar\, cello\, Mellotron\, and old-school drum machines\, but by t
 he melody-driven songwriting thats always anchored the bands sound.This ti
 me around\, much of that songwriting took place during collaborative sessi
 ons that unfolded everywhere from a lakeside house in Denver to a flower-f
 illed bungalow outside San Diego. There\, Fruitions vocalists teamed up to
  write songs like Forward\, How Does It Feel\, and By Now\, adding a share
 d perspective to a band whose previous albums including 2020s Wild As The 
 Night\, Broken At The Break Of Day\, whose lead single Dawn became a hit o
 n Americana radio often threaded three different visions from three differ
 ent writers. Writing together is a gentle thing\, says Anderson\, who shar
 es frontman duties with his two co-founders. People can get offended easil
 y\, but weve known each other for a long time\, so it makes it easier to b
 e vulnerable with each other. Its a sign of maturity.Maturity\, indeed. Fr
 uitions melting pot of rock\, folk\, pop\, and soul has never sounded so f
 ully-developed or so expansive. Forward makes room for slide guitar and a 
 dry\, deep-pocketed groove inspired by Bahamas\, while All Over incorporat
 es a vintage drum machine\, a finger-plucked chord progression\, and dub-i
 nspired reverb influenced by Lee Scratch Perry. For every laidback moment 
 like Reason To Live a rootsy love song\, its gorgeous melody punctuated by
  harmonica theres an anthemic counterbalance like Im Not Afraid\, whose in
 die-rock guitar figures and all-hands-on-deck refrains unwind like tailor-
 made moments for the bands live show. The title track even turns to gospel
  music for inspiration\, mixing triple-stacked vocal harmonies with live-t
 racked piano. Tying everything together are autobiographical lyrics that t
 ackle uncertainty\, acceptance\, and the bands long journey from past to p
 resent. more...\n\nBoletos: https://www.ticketweb.com/event/fruition-shank
 -hall-tickets/14196684
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