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Oak Cliff Society of Fine Arts Salon Series presents Jacob Metcalf

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North Texas musician Jacob Metcalf released his first full-length solo effort, Fjord, in early winter 2016. The result is an often-breathtaking collection of indie-folk compositions that range from wistful, unhurried ballads to swirling, majestic orchestrations, sometimes within the same song, and all set to Metcalf’s warm, inviting vocals and non-linear storytelling.

The material for the record was written over the last decade on five continents (Asia, Africa, Europe, North and South America). It was during the last few years that Metcalf lived out of his car and inside a four foot crawl space between a vintage store and loft apartments in order to save enough from his bakery and music teaching jobs to make this album.

North Texas musician Jacob Metcalf released his first full-length solo effort, Fjord, in early winter 2016. The result is an often-breathtaking collection of indie-folk compositions that range from wistful, unhurried ballads to swirling, majestic orchestrations, sometimes within the same song, and all set to Metcalf’s warm, inviting vocals and non-linear storytelling.

The material for the record was written over the last decade on five continents (Asia, Africa, Europe, North and South America). It was during the last few years that Metcalf lived out of his car and inside a four foot crawl space between a vintage store and loft apartments in order to save enough from his bakery and music teaching jobs to make this album.

North Texas musician Jacob Metcalf released his first full-length solo effort, Fjord, in early winter 2016. The result is an often-breathtaking collection of indie-folk compositions that range from wistful, unhurried ballads to swirling, majestic orchestrations, sometimes within the same song, and all set to Metcalf’s warm, inviting vocals and non-linear storytelling.

The material for the record was written over the last decade on five continents (Asia, Africa, Europe, North and South America). It was during the last few years that Metcalf lived out of his car and inside a four foot crawl space between a vintage store and loft apartments in order to save enough from his bakery and music teaching jobs to make this album.

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WHERE

Turner House
401 N. Rosemont Ave.
Dallas, TX 75208
http://turnerhouse.org/2016/03/spring-salon-series/

TICKET INFO

$15-$20
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