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est. 1980
Jody Aaron
Southern-Bred Soulful Singer-Songwriter with convoluted Acoustic Guitar stylings and a contemporary flair for melodic tunes. Few artists can take rock, alternative, and pop and mix them all into a new sound, but Jody Aaron does it well. "The singing
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Orange Soda | 4:00 | Play |
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All I Wanted | 4:05 | Play |
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Living A Lie | 3:24 | Play |
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Reflection | 4:16 | Play |
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Pieces Of Us | 4:04 | Play |
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World Is Fallin' | 2:54 | Play |
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Country Road | 4:30 | Play |
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Epiphany | 1:22 | Play |
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Out of the City | 4:20 | Play |
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To order a physical CD copy of "est. 1980", please go to www.cdbaby.com/cd/jfriedman
The "Jody Aaron" CD is only available as a download, however they are the exact same CD!
In 2003, Jody Aaron's songwriting won him first place in CNN's International Talent Search. Jody competed against hundreds of other entrants from around the world and was judged by recording artist Willa Ford, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Director Jeri Flynt, and Actor Emmanuel Lewis (Webster!!!). In 2004, he was brought in as the top-secret opening act as The Jody Friedman Experience.
Imagine the mail clerk or the box boy, the receptionist at the company you know writing a song about his job and then performing it in front of all the company's big executives, and then winning enough money to repay his college loans or make a down payment on his house in one night. In 2003, that's what Jody Aaron did, not mention winning a slot on CNN's Aaron Brown Newsnight performing "The Prompter Song".
Jody Aaron Friedman hails from the coastal town of Clearwater, Florida. Raised along The Gulf of Mexico, with lush palm trees, and white sand beaches -- Jody's natural surroundings helped shape his relaxed, and honest sound. Growing up only an hour from DisneyWorld and Universal, Jodys imagination has been stretched with no limitations.
His father, from our nations rock n roll capital, Cleveland, Ohio; raised Jody on the music of legendary singer-songwriters like Harry Chapin, Simon and Garfunkel, and CSNY. Jody would soon find musicians of his time that emulated their folk-roots sound; musicians like Dave Matthews Band, Indigo Girls, Shawn Mullins, and Sarah Mclachlan would become icons in Jodys world.
Somewhere between the cartoons, the theme parks, the beaches, education, and the music, Jody found time to put his imagination to good use through the power of song.
In 2004, Jody's single, "All I Wanted" from his indie release "est. 1980" was featured as "Song of the Day" on Garageband.com The song was given this honor after receiving outstanding reviews from other indie artists. (www.garageband.com)
2004 brought more success for Jody when his song, World Is Fallin was chosen as a finalist by VH-1s Song Of The Year International Song Competition. (www.songoftheyear.com)
2005 kicked off with Jody's cd release, "est. 1980" recorded with Producer, Matthew Chiaravalle (Josh Joplin Group, Jeffrey Gaines) and is available on CDBaby, ITunes Music Store, Amazon.com, Target.com, and other digital retailers.
"est. 1980" is currently receiving airplay in the U.K., Europe, North and Central Africa, Italy, The Middle East, Latin America, Russia, Japan, and the U.S.
Jody has been seen playing major venues around the U.S. The Tabernacle in Atlanta, Knitting Factory NY, Tribeca Rock Club in NY, Arlene's Grocery, Sidewalk Cafe, Baggot Inn, The Watershed in Asheville, North Carolina, and in Century City, Los Angeles to name a few. He has shared the stage with New York artists such as Granian, Joanie Leeds, and Atlanta Rock Band, Y-O-U.
Jody was a featured artist at the 35th Annual New Jersey Folk Festival in New Brunswick, NJ in 2006.
Expanding into new territory, Jody is self-published, and has licensed music for thematic use on CNN's Nancy Grace Legal Show. His music has also been used in news packages. His recent publishing success includes use of his songs in an upcoming film, entitled, "How to Make it in the Music Industry". Other songs are also being considered for use in TV and Film.
2006 started with a bang, and Jody released his first professional music video for, "All I Wanted".
Jody and his band live and gig locally in and around New York City.
He is currently at work on a film score for indie film, "Bloodshot" which begins shooting this August in Long Beach, California.