Jason P. Woobury—the Phoenix based musician, writer, and podcaster—announces his new album, Jason P. Woodbury and the Night Bird Singing Quartet, out March 13 via his own Always Happening Records, and shares two singles, “When I Get Lonesome (Again)” and “Get To Meet Them.” With songs about aliens, family, God, worry and relief, water and the desert, the album veers from rocking to hushed, with a pop-forward sensibility that evokes an era when classic rock evolved into new wave and snuck onto soft-rock radio. In a voice reminiscent of artists like Lindsey Buckingham or even the Beach Boys’ various Wilsons, Woodbury spills out lyrics that split the difference between the self-aware screeds of Elvis Costello and the coiled spirituality of Van Morrison.
In addition to Woodbury on vocals, guitars, and sound design, Night Bird Singing features the titular quartet—producer Zachary Toporek on vocals, drums, percussion, guitars, and keys; Andrew Bates on electric and upright bass; Rick Heins on pedal steel, guitars, and effects; and Rob Kroehler on keys—as well as Joshua Wayne Hensley and Michelle Larios on background vocals.
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