Ross Jenkins – “Small House”

Today, Ross Jenkins shares the first single from his cosmic Canadian album Free All Day, out March 4th. The first single, “Small House” features Barry Walker’s pedal steel adding an element of the unheimlich to the cozy, delicate melody, intricate guitar picking, and Ross’s sensitive, pensive voice. Listen here:

Free All Day is the name of the forthcoming album by singer-songwriter Ross Jenkins.
It’s first single, “Small House”, is a fast-paced reflection on a quickly-changing world, a
pitter-patter of rhythms and cosmic-ambience that draws influence from records like Joni
Mitchell’s mystical Night Ride Home and the homebound reflections of Bill Callahan’s recent
output.

Supported for the first time by the talents of drummer Ryan Jewell (Ryley Walker, Brigid Mae
Power) and pedal steel guitarist Barry Walker Jr. (Mouth Painter, s/t works), Free All Day is
sure to be another refined-yet-DIY entry in a canon of Pacific-Northwest balladry that Jenkins
has and will continue to cultivate in the years to come.

Pre-order Free All Day on Bandcamp.

Ross Jenkins – Guitars, Vocals
Ryan Jewell – Drums, Percussion
Barry Walker Jr. – Pedal Steel Guitar
Annlie Huang – Mixing
Devin Kerr – Mastering
Lily Snowden-Fine – Cover Art

Written and produced by Ross Jenkins (SOCAN)