From start to finish, Jeremy Facknitz' "What a Day" chronicles the introspective disillusionment we all face while getting older.  Many artists attempt this, but few are so brave as to approach it with such methodical hooks, clever wordplay, amusing self-awareness, and unabashed feeling.  Jeremy has not only a wonderful sense of flow and produtcion, but a knack for pulling you into his his world.  With a voice that crosses a male Norah Jones with Sufjan Stevens, Jeremy paints portraits that are simultaneoulsy hilarious and heartbreaking, devastating and yet unanimous.  Nicely done.
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Already a Jeremy fan, I was blown away by the diversity of this cd. From the super catchy Riann and Overnight Concierge to the hauntingly deep lyrics of Give and Not Home, Jeremy proves he is not only an amazing writer and musician but also a brilliant singer with great range - just check out the falsetto on Sweet Wedding Bells. Not one to tow the line, his sound is unique and this cd is not like any other out there right now - definitely worth a listen.
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Jeremy pours his heart into every track, letting you into his world of humor and heartache. Tracks like Independance and Give showcase his heart and soul approach to writing. I have had the pleaasure of seeing Jeremy live several times, and his high energy performances always leave you wanting more. Buy this CD now so you can say you knew about Jeremy before your friends hear him on the radio.
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