Tales Of America (The Second Coming) J.S. Ondara

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Album-Release:
2019

HRA-Release:
20.09.2019

Label: Verve Forcast

Genre: Songwriter

Subgenre: Folk Rock

Artist: J.S. Ondara

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  • 1 American Dream 03:59
  • 2 Torch Song 04:10
  • 3 Saying Goodbye 03:50
  • 4 Days Of Insanity 04:30
  • 5 Television Girl 03:43
  • 6 Turkish Bandana 03:43
  • 7 Lebanon 03:27
  • 8 Good Question 03:38
  • 9 Master O’Connor 03:48
  • 10 Give Me A Moment 03:35
  • 11 God Bless America 03:48
  • 12 Saying Goodbye (Boulevard Demo) 03:47
  • 13 Torch Song (Echo Park) 03:26
  • 14 Milk And Honey 02:54
  • 15 Heart Of Gold 02:40
  • 16 I'm Afraid Of Americans 03:00
  • Total Runtime 57:58

Info for Tales Of America (The Second Coming)



Following a completely sold out debut headline run, as well as standout performances at Xponential Festival, Newport Folk Festival and Edmonton Folk Festival this summer, Ondara has confirmed further U.S. and international tour dates throughout the fall. Brooklyn Vegan praises his live performance as “one of the most commanding sets…with just his voice and acoustic guitar, he had the packed room mesmerized and so silenced that you could hear a pin drop.”

The music continues to receive widespread critical acclaim—Billboard recently featured the LP as one of their “50 Best Albums of 2019 (So Far)” and “Saying Goodbye” was featured in NPR Music’s “Best Songs of 2019 So Far.” He was also profiled for PBS’ “NewsHour” and made appearances on NPR’s “All Things Considered” and “World Cafe.”

Tales of America is a completely acoustic album produced by Grammy-nominated Mike Viola (Jenny Lewis). The LP was recorded at Boulevard Recording and East West Studios in Los Angeles, with all lyrics written by Ondara. It features collaborations with Andrew Bird, Taylor and Griffin Goldsmith of Dawes and Joey Ryan of The Milk Carton Kids.

J.S. Ondara grew up in Nairobi, Kenya listening to American alt-rock and making up his own songs for as long as he can remember. At an early age he fell in love with the music of Bob Dylan and moved to Minneapolis in 2013 to pursue a career as a singer and songwriter. He began making his way in the local music scene, continually writing songs about what he saw, felt and experienced in a place far different from home. Since then, he has toured nationwide, opening for Neil Young, Lindsey Buckingham, Anderson East, First Aid Kit, The Milk Carton Kids, Mt. Joy and The Head & The Heart.

J.S. Ondara, vocals, guitar

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