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Jesse Blake Rundle

Boise, ID
Jesse Blake Rundle writes sad boy songs. But he’s not actually sad, most of the time.
The band weaves their arrangements with a clarinet (Mike), a drum kit (Dave), and two guitars (Thomas and Jesse). You’ll notice notes of chamber pop, alfalfa, indie folk, and huckleberry. And possibly a cinematic swell or two.
The songs approach longing, change, and the parts that get messy when things change. Having gone through a bunch of big changes recently–religion, sexuality, sobriety, friendships–he’s always got new stories to tell.
Jesse has a new album on the way this year, and a couple of film scores coming soon too.
The band weaves their arrangements with a clarinet (Mike), a drum kit (Dave), and two guitars (Thomas and Jesse). You’ll notice notes of chamber pop, alfalfa, indie folk, and huckleberry. And possibly a cinematic swell or two.
The songs approach longing, change, and the parts that get messy when things change. Having gone through a bunch of big changes recently–religion, sexuality, sobriety, friendships–he’s always got new stories to tell.
Jesse has a new album on the way this year, and a couple of film scores coming soon too.