Michigander is an Alt/Indie album by michigander, originally released in 2025. On Gatefold: 6 pressings tracked.
About
Though Jason Singer has been making music under the Michigander moniker since 2014, the Kalamazoo-bred songwriter’s self-titled effort from 2025 marks his first full-length endeavor. Early releases like 2018’s <i>Midland</i> EP and “Misery” from the following year helped establish Singer’s emo-leaning folk compositions. His songs center his passionate, yearning vocal performances against hard-charging drum grooves and shredding guitar melodies. It’s a style he updates on his first full-length, presenting his sound in its most polished state yet. “Breaker Box” is built around a morose piano line that accents Singer’s longing lyrics and drum fills that reverberate against the swelling string runs. Elsewhere, on “Episode,” the band lightens the mood, incorporating playful vibraslaps and hand percussion that neatly juxtapose Singer’s declaration that all might not end well: “I think I know/How this is gonna go,” he sings.
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Tracklist
- 1Broadcast3:30
- 2Emotional3:26
- 3Peace Of Mind2:39
- 4Giving Up3:14
- 5Letterman3:24
- 6Breaker Box4:02
- 7Spitting Image3:14
- 8I'll Be OK3:22
- 9Important3:09
- 10Episode4:11
- 11Socialite3:00
- 12Hair4:19
Sound DNA
- Alt/Indie
- Indie Rock
- warm
- earnest
- heartland
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Aaron SenorWRITTEN-BY , PERFORMER WRITTEN-BY, PERFORMER
- Abby Holliday
- Alex Furtaw
- Casey Dubie
- Christian Koo
- Connor Robertson
- Corin Dubie
- Dylan Grantham
- Eric Slick
- Jake Botts
- Jake LeMond
- Jason SingerWRITTEN-BY, PERFORMER, PHOTOGRAPHY BY WRITTEN-BY, PERFORMER , PHOTOGRAPHY BY
- Trent DabbsWRITTEN-BY , PERFORMER WRITTEN-BY, PERFORMER
Rare pressing on Gatefold · 6 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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