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Jonah grew up in Southern Illinois, surrounded by the quiet beauty of the Shawnee National Forest. He’s been writing his own blend of folk, Americana, and country since he was young, drawing inspiration from the likes of <a href="spotify:artist:4aKWmkWAKviFlyvHYPTNQY" data-name="Adrianne Lenker">Adrianne Lenker</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:4MXUO7sVCaFgFjoTI5ox5c" data-name="Sufjan Stevens">Sufjan Stevens</a>, and <a href="spotify:artist:3Q8wgwyVVv0z4UEh1HB0KY" data-name="Jason Isbell">Jason Isbell</a>. Following in this lineage, his songs are played for warmth and remembrance — and to ask questions of himself and the world around him.
Since moving to St. Louis earlier this year, Jonah has been working on a new batch of songs that he’s eager to share. These songs mark a shift in sonic direction for the artist and chart a stark period of change in his life.
Since moving to St. Louis earlier this year, Jonah has been working on a new batch of songs that he’s eager to share. These songs mark a shift in sonic direction for the artist and chart a stark period of change in his life.
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