#jessebarnett

[roadsick]

@somekindofjesse @stygoc Wasserburg, Dessau in Aug. 2015 @destructionderbyfestival _____________________ Feel free to tag and share: #cateyephotography Taken for @MoreCore.de music magazine More pictures: www.cateyephotography.de Twitter: karocateye _____________________ #concertphotography #concertphotographer #musicphotographer #musicphotography #bandphotographer #bandphotography #festivalphotography #festivalphotographer #festivalbändchen #photopass #photopit #canon #canon6d #teamcanon #canongermany #lightroom #livemusic #lovemyjob #morecorede #styg #sticktoyourguns #jessebarnett #destructionderby #destructionderbyfestival #dessau #wasserburg (at Destruction Derby)

[programmehq]

#wbw When @stygoc had their release party here and did some acoustic versions of classic STYG songs with @3feetfrompeace playing/singing on @joshjamesxxx shoulders. #getwiththeprogramme #styg #sticktoyourguns #joshjames #jessebarnett #ochc #sxe @purenoiserecs #purenoise (at Programme Skate & Sound)

[bringinbackpod]

Interview with Jesse Barnett of Trade Wind

We had the pleasure of interviewing Jesse Barnett of Trade Wind over Zoom video!

Trade Wind are a band with one very clear directive: anything goes. Formed in 2013 as a means of exploring sounds and styles outside of their main projects, the group—made up of Jesse Barnett (guitar/vocals), Tom Williams (guitar), Andrew McEnaney (drums), and Randy LeBoeuf (bass)—have prioritized unfettered creativity above all else, channeling their four distinct musical personalities into an exciting catalog full of contrasts and contradictions. Now with the release of their third full-length, The Day We Got What We Deserved, Trade Wind are pushing that core idea further than ever before with their most unexpected sonic turn yet.

The members of Trade Wind each have extensive resumes that stem from punk and hardcore, and expand into all corners of music. Barnett fronts Stick To Your Guns, Ways Away, and his solo project Wish You Were Here; Williams plays in Stray From The Path; McEnaney is in Structures, END, and has performed live with disparate artists like Charlotte Lawrence, Tate McRae, and Kai; and LeBoeuf is an accomplished producer/engineer in his own right, working on recordings for bands like The Acacia Strain, Kublai Khan, and Gideon. But whereas those endeavors often involve the organic guidelines that develop in established musical projects, Trade Wind was formed specifically to throw any strictures out the window.

The Day We Got What We Deserved is sure to surprise even longtime fans who have come to expect the unexpected from Trade Wind. Each of their releases build upon what came before—from the driving post-hardcore of 2014’s Suffer Just To Believe and 2016’s You Make Everything Disappear, to the widescreen indie rock of 2019’s Certain Freedoms—but The Day We Got What We Deserved dives headfirst into sophisticated rhythms and stunning atmospherics that were previously only hinted at. A genre-blending amalgam of trip hop beats, lush soundscapes, and Barnett’s songwriterly melodies, the album began with the sort of long-distance collaboration that many bands turned to in 2020. Unlike previous Trade Wind releases the process began with McEnaney and LeBoeuf taking the lead.

The Day We Got What We Deserved collects these flashes of perspective and soundtracks them with the pulsating rhythms and dreamy instrumentals of McEnaney, LeBoeuf, and Williams, resulting in an album that feels otherworldly yet full of clarity and confidence. “If you look at our discography, you never get the same record twice,” Williams says. “Each album is its own standalone experience.” It’s rare for a band to be as daring as Trade Wind while still maintaining such a distinct identity, but as McEnaney puts it, “everyone in this band brings their own unique role and strength to the table, which is why I feel like any music we make together will always sound like us.”

We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com.

www.BringinitBackwards.com

#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod  #JesseBarnett #TradeWind #StickToYourGuns. #zoom #aspn #americansongwriter #americansongwriterpodcastnetwork

Listen & Subscribe to BiB

Follow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter!

--- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bringinbackpod/support source https://anchor.fm/bringinbackpod/episodes/Interview-with-Jesse-Barnett-of-Trade-Wind-e11lhin

[cmonboardmusic]

“CANADA - thank you for always looking after us so well . two absolute crackers in MONTREAL and TORONTO !!! thanks a million xxx really looking forward to the show at First Avenue in MINNEAPOLIS tonight .... still a few tickets on the door if you fancy it . big thanks to @jessebarnett for the snap x”

.

credit: @passengermusic

.

C’monBoard Music brings together the trending music and musicians. To discover the latest trends in the music scene, keep an eye on C’monBoard website [link in the bio]

.

.

.

Make sure to check out our music-themed products at www.cmonstore.com

[thejapenesehouse]

Say for while you know I didn't mean it -JesseBarnett

[craitx]

Are you up or just awake? You know I can never tell Just wanted to say hi because I'm alone and not feeling very well I'm overwhelmed Can you tell? And I'm not sure anymore It's even harder to figure out while I'm Freezing on this floor

Wish You Were Here - Hi

[thekylemeredith]

One of the very best meals I’ve ever had. Thanks @jnuhelles & @jessebarnett. (at Double Knot PHL)

[arsonistxvx]

Stick To Your Guns - D[I am]ond, they couldn't play a better set, it was perfect. Thank you so fucking much @somekindofjesse @stygoc @joshjamesxxx @georgeschmitz ❤️ #styg #sticktoyourguns #jessebarnett #paris #diamond

[xrickbx]

Trade Wind - Pain is a gift