1) Joose is a four-piece groove rock band consisting of Jack Stauber as vocalist, Alex Kirschner as guitarist, Matt George as bassist, and Mitch Wettich as drummer. The band allegedly dates back to 2012 according to the band's facebook page
Joose appears to have started while Jack was in high school as one of his many musical endeavors at the time. Joose appears to have primarily played live shows in Erie, PA, with one of their frequented locations being Basement Transmissions. It appears that they've played in Basement Transmissions as late as November 2018.
Jack has stated that he believes his style has been influenced by Erie's lively music scene, which he probably played mostly in with Joose, although him performing on his own isn't unheard of.
They released a self-titled album, Joose , on March 21st, 2015.
2)Born Richard Aaron Haughton "Joose" hails from San Diego California by way of central Florida.
Joose is a singer, rapper, songwriter and vocal percussionist with music influenced by r&b, Hip-Hop, a-cappella, Reggae, Choir, Classic Rock, Motown, Mbube, Blues and Ska.
Nicknamed "bootstrap" by his mentors, Joose is the consummate industry rookie. Joose is currently surrounded by several veterans ...( and a few all stars) of the San Diego music scene and working on his very first digital release. Still untilted, the EP will feature some well known and more polished artists.
With each song, Joose seeks to construct a capsule of words and sound in which the audience can cast their emotions and thoughts outward while drawing solace from the simple palpability and positive energy in the music. It is this artistic framework and in the spirit of Miles Davis by which Joose labels his musical style, "Social Music".
Joose is on Active duty with The Players Inc. a US based coalition of musicians dedicated to the promotion and performance of live music nationwide. Led by none other than Christofer "C-money" Welter, the misson of the players inc is to serve as a harbinger for live, grass-roots music across the globe in a time when too many fans have been subdued by the mainstream machine.
With feet on the ground, eyes on the sky and arms wide open the JooseMusic team is delivering the drum roll. We seek and invite support from all open and forthright corners of humankind.
We ask only that you join us in success and keep the home fires burning!
El Poco Danylko
Joose Lyrics
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Say you gotta hold me in
And let them out
Flying like a bird
Got ya lookin' like
Bird brains in a bottle
Bird brains in a bottle, aw
No-leaf clover, style never looked so good on you
Baby!
To be uncritical
Got to be incredible
Through the altered vision
The road begins to glow
Embedded
You only see what you already know
Say you gotta hold me in
And let them out
Say you gotta hold me in
And let them out
Flying like a bird
Got ya lookin' like
Bird brains in a bottle, aw
Bird brains in a bottle, uh-huh
Uh, your passion's over, aw
No-leaf clover, style never looked so good on you
Baby!
To be uncritical
Got to be incredible
Through the altered vision
The road begins to glow
Embedded
You only see what you already know
Baby!
To be uncritical
Got to be incredible
Through the altered vision
The road begins to glow
Embedded
You only see what you already know
The lyrics in Joose's song "El Poco Danylko" are quite abstract, but themes of passion, holding back, and altered perception are present. The first verse talks about being held in but wanting to let something out, using the metaphor of flying like a bird. However, the following line suggests that this freedom may have negative consequences, as the person being described is compared to a "bird brain in a bottle" - someone who is trapped and unable to escape. The next lines switch gears to talk about passion being over, but this being okay because the style looks good on the person. The chorus repeats the idea of holding in and letting out, followed by the bird brain metaphor again.
The following verses talk about the need to be uncritical and incredible, and that through an altered perception, the road begins to glow. However, the line "embedded, you only see what you already know" suggests a limitation in this altered perception, as one can only see what they have already experienced or believe to be true. The song ends by repeating the chorus and the idea of being uncritical and incredible.
Overall, the meaning of the song is quite elusive and can be interpreted in a variety of ways. Perhaps it is about the struggle between wanting to be free and feeling trapped, or the difficulty of seeing beyond our preconceived notions and biases. The repeated phrases and metaphors give the song a dreamlike quality, adding to its abstract nature.
Line by Line Meaning
Well, I liked that last one, Mitch
The singer enjoyed the previous thing that was mentioned, addressed to someone named Mitch
Say you gotta hold me in
The singer is asking the listener to hold them in
And let them out
Then the singer asks the listener to let them out
Flying like a bird
The artist is feeling free and soaring like a bird
Got ya lookin' like
The artist has caused the listener to resemble something
Bird brains in a bottle
The singer likens the listener to birds trapped in a bottle
Bird brains in a bottle, aw
The singer is using an exclamation to emphasize the comparison
Well, your passion's over, aw
The artist is telling someone that their passion is finished, with an exclamation
No-leaf clover, style never looked so good on you
The artist says that the person is unique and stylish, using a memorable metaphor
Baby!
The artist is expressing affection or excitement towards the person they're addressing
To be uncritical
The singer is expressing the idea of being impartial or non-judgmental
Got to be incredible
The artist is suggesting that being amazing somehow is necessary
Through the altered vision
The singer is referring to seeing things differently, likely in an altered or changed state
The road begins to glow
The singer is likely using metaphor here to suggest something starting to become clear or illuminated
Embedded
The singer is noting that something is connected or intertwined
You only see what you already know
The artist is conveying the idea that our perceptions are influenced by our pre-existing knowledge or biases
Writer(s): Jack Stauber
Contributed by Gabriel I. Suggest a correction in the comments below.