Press coverage includes a Rising feature and an 8.4 review from Pitchfork on his debut LP, The Long And Short of It, Passion of the Weiss, VOGUE, PAPER + more… Significant prowess as a producer, having worked with Moses Sumney, Kid LAROI and more Very strong streaming audience and footprint thanks to extensive back catalog in the ambient/lo-fi space, with over 100M+ streams across DSPs to date quickly, quicklys ambitious yet intimate follow-up LP, recorded at Kenton Sound, his basement studio in Portland, Oregon Graham Jonson is drawn to the comforts of melody and noise. How the two conspire in tension, tonally and atonally, stirring up memory and mood. This quality animates the technicolor world of quickly, quickly, the psych-pop project that emanates from Kenton Sound, his basement studio in Portland, Oregon. “Everywhere your eye lands, there’s another curio to marvel over,” noted Pitchfork’s Philip Sherburne when he visited Jonson’s recording space for a Rising feature just after the release of his “strikingly original” 2021 debut LP, The Long and Short of It. Since then, Jonson formed alive band, released his Easy Listening EP in 2023,and navigated the up-and-downs of a young musician, the sustainability of tours and relationships. While shaped by personal bouts and fallouts, his highly-anticipated full-length follow-up finds Jonson making music that’s universal, open-ended, and rewarding, like great songwriters can do. He set out to make a folk album but couldn’t help coloring it in with noise; a confluence of lush instrumentation and unexpected sounds. Ambitious yet intimate, hi-fi yet homespun, the idiosyncratic songs on I Heard That Noise curve around the contours of everyday life with warmth, wit, and dissonance. Tracklisting: 01. I Heard That Noise 02. Enything 03. Take It From Me 04. This House 05. This Room 06. Beginning Band Day One 07. I Punched Through The Wall 08. Hero 09. Raven 10. Drawn Away 11. You Are
