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I feel bad for Jared Putnam after watching this video, frankly. I know it's cute to have paint poured all over you, but I dunno, there's something going on here that borders on abuse. That said, yay, new video today from The March Divide over at Under The Radar.
"Funk That You're In" is from the new album 𝘤𝘪𝘯𝘲, out April 23 from Slow Start Records, and this very colorful clip was directed by Hector Gallardo (Subharmonic City).
Get out of “The Funk That You’re In” with a new single from The March Divide, out tomorrow (Friday, March 12) from Slow Start Records and streaming today via American Songwriter. The site writes that the song, from new album cinq (due April 23), features a “timeless melody” and displays an “effortless ability to craft organically catchy and uplifting music… almost as if Jared Putnam is scraping away all of the excess information of modern living and is speaking to a deeper, older and more genuine sense of comfort and joy.” I mean, what more do you people want from a song?!
Mayer Danzig at Twangville just shared some love for The March Divide’s Jared Putnam, whose songs “mix power pop and emo to glorious perfection” and who has just released Alive, a solo acoustic live record that serves as “a wonderful sampler of the prolific songwriter’s output.”
Hear a live version of “Get In Line” on part three of Mayer’s Playlist For Fall 2020.
Jared from The March Divide is already arguing with me, but I feel like he nails the falsetto on his cover of "High and Dry" by Radiohead. This one, streaming now at Americana Highways, appears on his surprise live album ALIVE!, which will be out from Slow Start Records on Aug. 28th.
he managed to record this at a show in Athens, GA in January when live music was still an everyday reality.
Central Track has picked up the new The March Divide lyric video for "Secrets" from "Distractions, Vol. 5." Jared Putnam just relocated from San Antonio to Dallas and this is his first bit of local press. Click through and see Putnam on tour throughout the rest of the year and into the spring, including a "new hometown" show at Adair's Saloon on Feb. 16th.
The March Divide's "Distractions" series of two and three-song singles will wrap up on Dec. 13th with the release of "Distractions, Vol. 5" on Slow Start Records. These new tunes are a return to a band dynamic for Jared Putnam. Click to check the "It's Not Over" lyric video and watch out for Jared on the road with label mate, Ryan Traster later this year. Full itinerary here.
Jared Putman of The March Divide has a new run of tour dates starting today that will take him through the end of July. Click over to Pure Grain Audio for itinerary, as well as a guest blog entry from Putnam about writing and recording his new single "I Got Lost". You can watch the lyric video there or below.
Jared Putnam of The March Divide is a true road warrior, building a sustainable career show-by-show, release-by-release. Here, he discusses these topics (and,Waffle House) with Twangville.
Sunny Day Real Estate meets Pink Floyd on "I Got Lost" from the latest in The March Divide's "Distractions" series of singles. The three-song "Distractions, Vol. 3" is out today via Slow Start Records.
The fourth album by The March Divide drops tomorrow, which leaves today to preview another track from the "ingenious mind" of San Antonio's Mr. Jared Putnam. Check out the folk-tinged "Tie One On" over at Cowboys & Indians Magazine, and hear the rest of Anticipation Pops (Slow Start Records) mañana!
"I Don't Care" by The March Divide is the "Song of The Day" over at Eat Sleep Breathe Music. The track is from the upcoming Anticipation Pops, which is up for pre-orders now at: http://smarturl.it/TMDAP.
Northern Transmissions names "I Don't Care" by The March Divide as its "Song of The Day." The two-minute single is taken from the upcoming Anticipation Pops, arriving Aug. 24th from Slow Start Records.
Today, Jared Putnam of The March Divide chats with Glide Magazine and shares his two-minute gem of a single "I Don't Care" from "his best work to date," the upcoming new album Anticipation Pops, out Aug. 24th on Slow Start Records.
The March Divide previously premiered his "Manic Monday" cover with the most popular cover song website Cover Me, and today he is also a part of the Cover Me Turns 10 compilation that celebrates the site's ten-year anniversary, as well as the recent release of site editor Ray Padgett's new book on the subject, "Cover Me: The Stories Behind the Greatest Cover Songs of All Time." Have a listen to The March Divide's take on Billy Idol's "Dancing With Myself."
Jared Putnam is a songwriting force - both in quantity and quality. He started releasing records as The March Divide five years ago after breaking up his band The Conversation at the height of the emo explosion, and today, has teamed up with NoiseTrade to bring you an album-length singles collection pulled from the three albums and five EPs that Jared has released in that time. He also chatted about all of this with Noisetrade, Will Hodge. The collection, Five Years of The March Divide 2013-2017 will also be available on all streaming services as of Oct. 27th.