BIRMINGHAM, MI, UNITED STATES, October 31, 2024 /EINPresswire.com/ — The Tano Jones Revelry releases their new single “Light It” which illuminates the most exhilarating part about falling in love—feeling combustible. It’s that feeling deep in one’s chest that sparks and flickers, then catches, kindling and crackling as one realizes that all of their “what ifs” could become “why not.” That moment, of course, when attraction becomes something more—it ignites, exuding a powerful glow and warmth that is impossible to marginalize. It’s as if Jones’ crisp, soulful voice was created to sing about connection with such poetic flair. It helps that “Light It’s” melodic guitar strums, heavenly backing vocals prominently featuring jewel Tosha Owens, and foot-tapping percussion create a joyous yet steady atmosphere. Though its sexy and sultry sound undoubtedly draws the attention of romantic lovers—”Light It” speaks to the soul-stirring process of connecting with another person on a human level and even a higher level—something that all kinds of lovers from all generations will resonate with.
Early “Light It” radio program believers include WXRV/Boston, KCLC/St. Louis, WBSD/Burlington-Milwaukee, WPYA/Birmingham, WBZS/Roanoke, WZLO/Bangor, WMHW/Mount Pleasant, KPND/Spokane, WZEW/Mobile, KRVM/Eugene, WNCS/Burlington, KVNA/Flagstaff-Prescott, WOXL-F2/Asheville, WAPS/Akron, KRSH/Santa Rosa, KVYN/Napa and KTAO/Taos. Highlight gigs in October will include 101.9 KINK’s legendary PNC Live Studio in Portland, OR followed by AAA radio format leader KPND in Spokane, WA, and KBCO in Denver, CO.
Believing that we, as humans, should strive to help the ones we love get to a better place, The Tano Jones Revelry set up their Soup & Seeds outreach to aid the communities they visit on their radio tour. With this two-fold program, the group hopes to “throw their pebble in the pond to create ripples,” and leave a lasting impact on the communities that support them. Both inspirational and magnificently talented, The Tano Jones Revelry promises to deliver the essence of the gifts that music gives us—“rhythm. life. melodies. tales. harmony. love.”
“We’re lucky enough to have the opportunity to get invited into these different communities,” he notes. “Soup and Seeds is a chance to drop a small pebble in the pond, create a positive ripple, and leave things a little bit better than we found them. It’s our small way to contribute.”
Simultaneously, the Spinning North single “Light It” has illuminated the path forward. Picking up steam at radio, it has soared with 4.4 million Spotify streams. An organic beat pulsates beneath his breathy verses as he leans into a funkified groove and urges, “Oh just grab a candle and light it.” The guitar wails, and the hook swoons with luminous energy.
“It’s about attraction, love, and the experience between two people,” he reveals. “When we think we’re going to fall in love, we don’t consciously know who the other person is going to be. Perhaps we have a sense, but it’s very mystical and unexplained for most of us. We never can be sure why a couple is so attracted to each other, when, and how it happens. At its core, ‘Light It’ is the spark where two individuals connect.” In the end, Tano is just beginning to forge his connection—and it’s built to last.
“I want to draw you in by making you feel the rhythm and giving you melodies you can grasp,” he leaves off. “There are stories that might make you feel enthralled, sultry, sexy, spiritual, or inspired. Just let us lead you into this place.”
From the Soup Can Studio in Motown, The Tano Jones Revelry beautifully narrates the journey of two budding lovers who find themselves fanning their spark into a flame on the shores of Lake Michigan. Drawing inspiration from the live performance aspects of the original music video, director Noah Wolfe, in collaboration with producers and editors Andy Patalan and Tano Jones, progresses viewers through the stages of diving headfirst into a true connection by infusing captivating scenes of a young couple spending a night of romance on the coast. The visuals of soft, warm candlelight paired with the dark, sensual ambiance reveal that these lovers are ready to explore whatever’s around the corner, as long as it’s with the other. The music video is a splendid reminder of all the ways that true connection enlivens the soul, and encourages viewers to explore their feelings of combustibility and vulnerability. After all, just one spark has the potential to set one’s heart aflame.
About The Tano Jones Revelry
The Tano Jones Revelry effortlessly roots its sound in clarity without losing emotional depth or musical finesse. Tano Jones has tapped into a sense of magic conjured through adherence to Americana troubadour tradition with a jolt of rock ‘n’ roll and the kind of no-nonsense Midwest soul you feel right away in your bones. Forming during the pandemic in 2020, the group sought to make music that reflected the all-too-well-known feeling of being in the “middle of the storm,” but has since evolved their sound and style to explore lively melodies and rhythms that resonate on a human level. Incredibly, this group goes above and beyond making music. Believing that we, as humans, should strive to help the ones we love get to a better place, The Tano Jones Revelry set up their Soup & Seeds program to aid the communities they visited on their radio tour. With this two-fold program, the group hopes to “throw their pebble in the pond to create ripples,” and leave a lasting impact on the communities that support them. Both inspirational and magnificently talented, The Tano Jones Revelry promises to deliver the essence of the gifts that music gives us
“rhythm. life. melodies. tales. harmony. love.”
Kevin Cassidy
Soup Can Music Co.
+1 586-419-0333
kevin@soupcanmusic.com
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