Music
Jon DeRosa’s songs combine a certain kind of cult mysticism and otherworldly aura, with dreamlike atmospheres and a refined orchestral sound. His ability to successfully combine such disparate elements are what makes DeRosa such a singular character and his music so strikingly original. But then again, this is the kind of thing that can happen when your past includes studying under minimalist pioneer La Monte Young, collaborating with Stephin Merritt, and touring Europe with Lydia Lunch.
Jon DeRosa – Black Halo
- Fool’s Razor
- The Sun Is Crying
- When Daddy Took The Treehouse Down
- Coyotes
- Give Me One Reason
- Lonely Sleep
- Dancing In A Dream
- Blood Moon
- Knock Once
- You’re Still Haunting Me
- High and Lonely
- Black Halo
Jon DeRosa – A Wolf In Preacher’s Clothes
- Birds Of Brooklyn
- True Men
- Snow Coffin
- Teenage Goths
- Easter Parade
- Tattooed Lady’s Blues
- Who Decides?
- Don’t Say Goodnight
- Ladies In Love
- Hollow Earth Theory
Jon DeRosa – Anchored
- Anchored
- Snow Coffin
- Ladies In Love
- Submarine Bells
