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'Deep End' is a well thought out, beautifully executed album... Jodavino look set to be a big name in the class of 2007. - Phil Udell, Hotpress
Jodavino can be proud of their slick debut album and their sultry female singer - Ed Power, Irish Examiner
The band sound like what Kate Bush would have achieved if she had fronted the Smiths - Colm O'Hare, Hotpress
Jodavino have the potential and the fan base to fly the red and white flag and do us proud internationally...Throw in a superb debut album and we have ourselves a band desstined for superstardom - Emma Power, Evening Echo
Goodness! Isn't it great to have a lead singer that can actually sing. In Aoibheann Carey, Jodavino have struck gold - not only is she pleasing to the eye but her voice is as capable as it is captivating. 'Some Love' shows truck loads of potential. - Hotpress
Discography
Singles:
'Move Me' -
* Song of the week on Tony Fenton Show in Aug 06.
* Cork Song of the Year 06 as voted by listeners on Red Fm
* Daytime Playlisted on major national & regional stations
'Some Love' -
* "Truckloads of potential"- Hotpress
* Video of song made by legendary producer Chips Chipperfield (The Beatles) and Irish Filmaker Cathal Watters.
'Good to be Around' -
* To be released in late July 07
LP:
'Deep End' -
"A well thought out, beautifully executed album"- Phil Udell, Hotpress.
"Soaring songs with ornate understatement...Jodavino can be proud of their slick debut album"- Ed Power, Irish Examiner.
"A superb album"- Emma Power, Evening Echo
All tracks available on iTunes.
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Bio
Press Release:
Jodavino tour nationally this August to support the release of 'Good to be Around', the third single to be taken from the album, Deep End.
In the space of just two years Jodavino have gone from playing a 12 week residency in Cyprus Avenue to supporting Roxy music and Lionel Richie in the Marquee in Cork, winning admirers such as Bryan Ferry & Morrissey along the way.
Jodavino were formed in July 2005 by brother and sister duo, Joe and Aoibheann Carey. The two joined forces with Joe Philpott on guitar, Humphrey Murphy on bass and Trevor Kiely on drums to complete the lineup.
The group's debut album 'Deep End' was completed in March '06 with Art O'Laoire at the engineering helm, enlisting mixers Joe Chester (Future Kings of Spain, Nina Hynes), Ber Quinn (The Frank & Walters) and Herbie Macken (Neil Finn of Crowded House, Gavin Friday) after three productive months of recording. The final chapter of the process concluded when George Marino (Arctic Monkeys, Coldplay) mastered the album in Sterling Sound, New York in February '06. The album was released in September '06 to much critical praise.
Since the album launch, Jodavino have toured Ireland to wide acclaim, selling out the Everyman Palace Theatre in Cork to cap a fine year of live shows in late '06. The band's first single 'Move Me' was chosen as single of the week on Tony Fenton's show on Today FM and voted Cork Song of the Year on Red FM. The band completed a video for 'Some Love' in March '07 with Irish filmmaker Cathal Watters and acclaimed video director, Chipps Chipperfield (The Beatles, Paul MacCartney). Jodavino's first foray into Europe was a great success when they played five dates in the Czech republic in March, and the band are set to broaden their horizons even further visting large swathes of Central Eurpoe over the coming months.
Catch the band live as they bring their breathless show to all corners of Ireland in August '07. Support on the tour comes from the excellent Joe Echo (Ex-Leya front man Ciaran Gribbin) - www.joeecho.com.
Tour:
5th Aug - Rathangan Lughnasa Festival w/ Damien Dempsey
9th Aug - Cyprus Ave, Cork
10th Aug - Gleesons, Clonmel, Co. Tipp
11th Aug - Paragon, Skibbereen, Co. Cork
15th Aug - Crawdaddy, Dublin
17th Aug - Phil Grimes, Waterford
19th Aug - Roisin Dubh, Galway
22nd Aug - St. Johns Theatre, Listowel, Co. Kerry
23rd Aug - McCarthys, Dingle, Co. Kerry
24th Aug - Dolans, Limerick
26th Aug - De Barras, Clonakilty, Co. Cork
"Soaring songs with ornate understatement...Jodavino can be proud of their debut album" - Ed Power, The Irish Examiner
"Deep End is a well thought out, beautifully executed album...Jodavino look set to be a big name in the class of 2007" - Phil Udell, Hotpress
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