Sat Nov 23, 9:00 PM - Sun Nov 24, 12:00 AM
1354 W Wabansia Ave, Chicago, IL 60642
Community: Lincoln Park
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Fran Record Release
Event Details
Fran
https://franband.bandcamp.com/
A Private Picture out 11/15 on FireTalk Records
The trick is to make a confession entertaining. A Private Picture, the debut album by Chicago’s Fran (Maria Jacobson) out November 15th on Fire Talk, delivers a collection of extremely personal experiences that have been distilled and abstracted to the point that you can see yourself in their imagery, find analogs to your own emotional history in their scenarios –when you hear them, it’s a conversation. It’s therapy, if therapy was allowed to turn you on and make you shake what you got. At its core, Fran’s music is about sharing a truth -–telling it, confessing it, yelling it—in the service of human connection. Or, as Jacobson puts it, “I feel that I am a songwriter for the same reason I wanted to be an actor. I want to tell the truth. I want to challenge myself to get closer and closer to the core of an experience, an emotion- I want to say it, sing it, in a way that says exactly what it is. I cry when I write songs because I am constantly making discoveries, about myself, about the world, about the best way to convey and connect and get closer.”
https://franband.bandcamp.com/
A Private Picture out 11/15 on FireTalk Records
The trick is to make a confession entertaining. A Private Picture, the debut album by Chicago’s Fran (Maria Jacobson) out November 15th on Fire Talk, delivers a collection of extremely personal experiences that have been distilled and abstracted to the point that you can see yourself in their imagery, find analogs to your own emotional history in their scenarios –when you hear them, it’s a conversation. It’s therapy, if therapy was allowed to turn you on and make you shake what you got. At its core, Fran’s music is about sharing a truth -–telling it, confessing it, yelling it—in the service of human connection. Or, as Jacobson puts it, “I feel that I am a songwriter for the same reason I wanted to be an actor. I want to tell the truth. I want to challenge myself to get closer and closer to the core of an experience, an emotion- I want to say it, sing it, in a way that says exactly what it is. I cry when I write songs because I am constantly making discoveries, about myself, about the world, about the best way to convey and connect and get closer.”