Cardboard Sessions “Real Good Love” Featuring Pete Yorn Out Now; “Calm Down” Due 8/28
Cardboard Sessions has released a new performance video of Pete Yorn performing “Real Good Love” with “Calm Down” to follow on August 28th.
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Cardboard Sessions is pleased to announce Pete Yorn as the latest artist to showcase his talent on the cardboard instruments. Today, the first of a two-part episode features Pete performing “Real Good Love,” the second single off Pete’s latest album, The Hard Way. This will be followed by “Calm Down” out next Wednesday, August 28th.
Yorn comments:
“To come in and play on instruments that I’ve never played on before, and yes, they’re cardboard, but they have such a feel. The song ‘Real Good Love’ we did, it just kind of came together almost magically.”
It’s that sentiment that makes Cardboard Sessions so special, and Pete’s episode is no exception. His music, and this session, is a vibe. It’s honest and organic and comes together, well, magically.
Known for playing the bulk of the instruments on his albums, Pete does the same for his Cardboard Session recording. He performs on the cardboard guitar, cardboard bass, cardboard drums, and cardboard keys. Jackson Phillips, who has previously collaborated with Pete in the past, serves as an engineer and sits behind the keys for the session.
Yorn continues:
“Thanks for having these Cardboard Sessions and making these happen. I’m a musician and a singer and this has been a blast. Keep them going… they’re good and they’re fun.”
Cardboard Sessions (a collaboration between Signal Snowboards and Ernest Packaging) is a free-form video series that brings musicians together to play instruments built and designed by the creators of Cardboard Chaos, where progressive concept ideas in sports and music are crafted from cardboard. A creative exploration of the love of music and the chance to hear something original with no rehearsal, no plan, and no rules. Artists who have had the opportunity to play the cardboard creations in past sessions include ZZ Top’s Billy Gibbons, J Mascis, Matt Sorum, Terry Reid, Daru Jones, Preservation Hall All-Star Band, LP, Dogstar, and more.
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