Jeremy Messersmith gets it and has it. Crazy brilliant whimsical narrative with a bold pop sensibility. The lyrics never quite leave you and all behind a wall of melody. Depth upon layered depth of intelligence as well
I just saw Jeremy with a group of friends in DC on Friday night. He opened for Eric Hutchinson, but without his band. He played acoustic and then his ukulele unplugged with some super fun songs. I'm hooked!
Found him on Chuck with A Boy, a Girl, and a Graveyard. Listened to him ever since. Just missed him on his happy ukulele tour, and hate he’s from Minneapolis, can’t see him live.
Here’s my NPR Tiny Desk Theory So many artists genuinely peak, deliver incredible performances on their tiny desk appearance far beyond what their studio offerings … offer It’s evident in so many artists appearances that appear here. NPR Tiny Desk concerts are this strangely perfect set If I were an artist as august as appearing here I would try to replicate, nah, bottle what occurs here
I just saw him last night with Eric Hutchinson. He was super entertaining and funny! He was playing solo, though, and also brought a Ukele! His performance was great.
Since I couldn't find it anywhere else, here are the names of the performers: Jeremy Messersmith - Guitar and Vocals Pete Sieve - Guitar Andy Thompson - Percussion/Keys Ben Rosenbush - Cello/Keys Special thanks to Becky for the help!