Jerrod Medulla's New Speak Easy Album Has 1920s Vibe
Jerrod Medulla's New Album SPEAK EASY Has A Sensual And Mysterious Sound That Fans Will Find Intriguing.
- Fort Worth-Arlington, TX (1888PressRelease) July 04, 2012 - Jerrod Medulla's new album, SPEAK EASY, was inspired by his Sicilian family roots, and the 1920s era.
"My grandfather from Sicily always dressed in these real classy suits," said Jerrod, "I thought I needed to be styling like him. I started reading about the speak easy clubs of the 1920's and began to get some really creative ideas for the vibe of my album, live shows and menswear looks. I'm now determined to be the sharpest dressed man on the Texas Music scene," laughs Medulla from the little town of Tuscola, TX.
SPEAK EASY has a sensual and mysterious sound that fans will find intriguing. Critics are taking notice of the Jerrod's unique new sound. The album was produced by Chuck Allen Floyd, who has won Billboard's World Songwriting competition in the Country division two times in a row and Matt Nolen whose credits include playing in John Fogerty's band and staff writer at Ole Music.
The album was just released on iTunes. The first single, "Stay The Night," is currently number 18 on the Texas Regional Radio Report. Medulla is maintaining a heavy touring schedule. Please visit www.reverbnation.com/jerrodmedulla
TOUR DATES
June 30 - The Lumberyard-Roscoe, TX
July 1 - Love and War In Texas -Plano, TX
July 3 - Myers Independence Day Festival-Mckinney, TX
July 12 - Johnny Bastante Festival-Rockport, TX
July 13 - Sugar Shack-Rockport, TX
July 26 - The Office-Lubbock, TX
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