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Does anyone else listen to Raw Fabrics? Or is it just me?

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SINGLE REVIEW: Raw Fabrics – Slip Away

“Slip Away” is the second release from an as yet unreleased and presumed new Raw Fabrics record, succeeding the slower, darker and more desperate “Get Me The Hell Out of Here.” It’s a Raw Fabrics of a completely new look, however, and one more hungry and up for it than ever.

Jack Bruno is the singer, songwriter and all round central musician for his band; perhaps more so than he would like to have planned. Drug addiction and narcissism resulted in the near demise of not only his professional life, but his personal life, too. His partner of five years left him; just as his band mates did, one by one. That hasn’t stopped him, though, as his perseverance has powered him through recording all elements of his band’s music alone – production, vocals, guitar, bass and drum programming. The result is a finely crafted sub-three minute Electronic-based Punk track.

Slip Away is a slice of pure honesty – a story of Bruno making his way back up from the bottom of the pile, and he’s well on track to do so. “I’m just trying to catch a break, but life keeps making it slip away” essentially encompasses the overall theme of the track and makes up the chorus, too. He layers the vocals to great effect, contrasting the soft with the harsh, all alongside a buzzing distorted bassline and funky, interjecting guitars. The drums are minimal and hide subtly in the background, but without some real creativity behind a kit, little more can be expected.

Raw Fabrics may well be on its way to something special in what is essentially a reincarnation, especially if these two first releases are anything to go by. Bruno admits that the project’s message “is looking at the core of things and trying to express honest emotions; it’s all about connection, that’s what saved my life. This is me. It’s more vulnerable and honest. It feels like for the first time it’s completely real. It feels like a new Raw Fabrics.” Conveyed to a great success in these two tracks, I’d say he’s hit the nail on the head.

Written by: Nathan Daniel

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Raw Fabrics, soundcheck

6/17/16

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Raw Fabrics, Backstage

6/17/16

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#NowPlaying Get Me the Hell out of Here by Raw Fabrics

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NEW TRACK: Raw Fabrics - Get Me The Hell Out Of Here

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NEW TRACK: Raw Fabrics - Get Me The Hell Out Of Here

“Get Me The Hell Out Of Here” is one of the songs that I don’t need to even think for a second about whether I’d like to feature it or not, it’s a given as soon as I hit the ‘play’ button and start listening. “Get Me The Hell Out Of Here” unfolds slowly but lures you right in from the start with its understated cool and mesmerizing chant.

Granted, there’s quite a back story to Raw Fabrics: In 2015, everything unraveled for Raw Fabrics, but singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer Jack Bruno picked himself up and put it all back together. Luckily Jack Bruno keeps on going, because… here’s a rather interesting artist who obviously isn’t done yet with making music, as the ultracool “Get Me The Hell Out Of Here” is proof. Give the new Raw Fabrics single a listen:

https://soundcloud.com/rawfabrics/get-me-the-hell-out-of-here

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Stream: Raw Fabrics, 'Get Me the Hell Out of Here'

Stream: Raw Fabrics, ‘Get Me the Hell Out of Here’

L.A. alt-rockers Raw Fabrics had a good thing going, showcasing their dance-punk-derived electricity with singles along with two EPs in 2014 and ’15. Behind the music, though, frontman Jack B. Franco was torching relationships due to his problems with drug and alcohol addiction. Bandmates excused themselves from his life, as did his girlfriend. So, after “a moment of clarity,” he checked himself…

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