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Jonathan Mortimer
Genre: Indie, Pop
Region: Adelaide, SA
Members: Jonathan Mortimer
Sounds Like: Sufjan Stevens, The New Pornographers, Fiery Furnaces
Influences: the beatles, Elliott Smith, Fiery Furnaces
Artist Website: www.wegrowupmusic.com

A co-conspirator from the band 'We Grow Up' (www.myspace.com/wegrowupand), Jonathan Mortimer, along with his fellow band member, and equal-part songwriter, Anthony Golding (www.myspace.com/anthonygolding), who also has tracks on the unearthed site, has recently completed recording around ten original songs in Jon's 'Chord-filled Bedroom of inspiration' with Jon (in his own words) attempting to 'write catchy 3 to 4 minute pop songs with lyrical bite' to contrast with anthony's slightly 'darker toned' creations. Jon is searching for opportunities within the music industry, such as record contracts, performance opportunities etc. He would also love to meet like-minded musicians over the Unearthed site and to receive constructive criticism regarding his songs.

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Social Moth
rating:  4/5
Sounding a little bit like Opanoni and The Raindrops (CIRCLE) social moth gets the balance of Aus Indie just right. Warm contained music, easy to...
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Mulberry Tree
rating:  4/5
Very pleasant. Had to work a little to follow the words but it was worth the effort. Perhaps a more intimate vocal sound would make it easier.




Sobriety
rating:  4/5
Pretty song. Really nice lyrics. This is the sort of music that makes me love music more and more.




Sobriety
rating:  5/5
This song is great, too bad we couldn't hear it at the Missy Higgins show, boy that would have been great, to hear such a great song at a concert, Mi...
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This project is supported by the Australia Council, the Australian Government’s arts funding and advisory body, through its Music Board Section.