Jesse Blake Rundle
Boise, ID
He writes sadboi songs. But he's not actually sad, most of the time.
Jesse Blake Rundle is joined by The Many Kings, a gang of some of Boise's most cunning musicians. In their baby blue jumpsuits and pink crown hats they're ready to alternate between ripping guitar lines and tear-jerker clarinet/tuba interludes.
The latest album, "Wait, Sky" has been getting some praise:
“a rare album: demanding yet accessible, cerebral yet visceral. He reminds us that music, when not just consumed but inhabited, can become a refuge for those seeking understanding—others, the world, themselves.”
— Extra VA French
“Rundle’s guitar work pulses with the intensity of someone who’s clawed their way through hell and back… a switchblade of hope: jagged, dangerous, and impossibly alive.”
— Buzzy Band
Jesse Blake Rundle is joined by The Many Kings, a gang of some of Boise's most cunning musicians. In their baby blue jumpsuits and pink crown hats they're ready to alternate between ripping guitar lines and tear-jerker clarinet/tuba interludes.
The latest album, "Wait, Sky" has been getting some praise:
“a rare album: demanding yet accessible, cerebral yet visceral. He reminds us that music, when not just consumed but inhabited, can become a refuge for those seeking understanding—others, the world, themselves.”
— Extra VA French
“Rundle’s guitar work pulses with the intensity of someone who’s clawed their way through hell and back… a switchblade of hope: jagged, dangerous, and impossibly alive.”
— Buzzy Band
