JONSOR finds beauty in reflection on "Gaueko Idazkiak" album

JONSOR's second album, "Gaueko Idazkiak," takes him into the calm of night, and it's a quietly confident release that shows how much he has grown as an artist. JONSOR is only 23 years old, but he writes, arranges the project, and plays many different instruments. This creates an intimate pop-rock setting where restraint is seen as a strength rather than a weakness.

The album is a collection of personal thoughts recorded in silence, with scenes of shock, sadness, and deep thought shown with great skill. JONSOR's seven tracks take you to a place where feelings stay in the background rather than being spoken aloud.

Nahia, a 20-year-old singer, is a big part of the record, and her performances add depth and warmth to the project. Her voice has a planned conversation with the instruments, which makes the album's natural interplay even better. When they work together, it feels like the songs were made for people who want to pay attention.

JONSOR won a music contest, which is how the album came to be, and three of the seven tracks were recorded live, which keeps the energy and natural feel of the performances. The pieces have a tactile, human quality that is becoming less common, thanks to subtle percussion and double-bass layers. The songs "Amélie" and "Butterfly" tell stories and make you feel things that don't last. Everything seems to be planned out, and there's no rush, so silence and space can be very important. The songs "Gaueko (Intro)," "Zu, hain garden," and "Argirik ez da" lend the album a serious tone. 

Gaua Estudio, where the album was recorded, is known for working with artists who are both thoughtful and expressive. This helped create an atmosphere that values subtlety. The end result is a record that depends on mood, patience, and real feelings. In "Gaueko Idazkiak," JONSOR shows that age doesn't stop depth, and it's a quiet friend for late nights, quiet times, and people who like music that speaks softly but has a big impact.

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