jaymay serenades the troubadour

If you don't know about Jaymay (aka Jamie Seerman) yet, you're in sincere trouble. Why, you ask? Well, because Jaymay's beautiful music acts like a cough drop for the soul. Her lyrics are smart, her voice is absolutely stunning, and put together, you're left with an unbelievably talented musician.

Last night I was fortunate enough to catch Jaymay's acoustic set at the Troubadour. I stood there in awe at the wonders of her voice and enjoyed every last second.

She played some unreleased songs as well as some that were on her EP, Sea Green, See Blue and full-length CD, Autumn Fallin'. The show was so good, in fact, that I bought myself a second copy of her CD. Yes, she's that good.

In addition to the wonders of her music, Jaymay seemed to be an incredibly down-to-earth and friendly person. She made personable small-talk between her songs and graciously signed copies of her album after the show. Jaymay even was kind enough to take some pictures with fans, including myself (I couldn't resist).
All day today I couldn't get Jaymay's songs out of my head, first of all because I listened to her CD over and over again whilst I sat in traffic, and second of all because I fell in love with a Youtube performance of the tune, One May Die So Lonely.

Jaymay has a Youtube account, jaymaymusic, where she uploads videos of her performing and interviews. They're quite fun to watch.

Anyway, the Youtube performance I'm referring to isn't actually from Jaymay's account, but it's on Youtube and features Jaymay nonetheless. The performance was recorded in Chicago for Fearless Radio.

I invite you to watch. Curl up with a cup of coffee, open your ears, and relax.