MUSIC & MERCH
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New Singles
Physical and Digital Full-Length Albums
Singles / Deluxe Singles
National Anthem: Arise! Arise! / Fanfare for the Weary
Jean Rohe
Full version of "National Anthem: Arise! Arise!" including the intro, "Fanfare for the Weary" by Liam Robinson
Nobody Told Me to Dance
Jean Rohe
by Jean Rohe with song fragment from Rahmani and Ibrahim Qashush
This song was inspired by the words of a Syrian protester who was asked by a reporter why he and his fellow demonstrators were dancing in the street. "Nobody told me to dance," he said, "it just started." It also references a popular street protest song in Syrian cities, "Yalla Erhal
by Jean Rohe with song fragment from Rahmani and Ibrahim Qashush
This song was inspired by the words of a Syrian protester who was asked by a reporter why he and his fellow demonstrators were dancing in the street. "Nobody told me to dance," he said, "it just started." It also references a popular street protest song in Syrian cities, "Yalla Erhal Ya Bashar" (Come on, Bashar, Leave) which was attributed by some to a young man named Rahmani and is associated with Ibrahim Qashush, a cement layer who sang the song at protests. Ibrahim literally gave his voice for the revolution when he was found in a river with his throat slit and vocal cords removed. I dedicate this song to him and all the other brave Syrian demonstrators who face brutality with wit, creativity, and indefatigable spirit.
released November 28, 2014 Jean Rohe: words, music, mandolin, vocal Skye Steele: violin Ilusha Tsinadze: banjo Liam Robinson: accordion Christopher Tordini: bass Chris Berry: drums James Shipp: percussion
Everybody sings
Produced by Jean Rohe and Liam Robinson
Recorded by Aaron Nevezie at The Bunker Studio in Brooklyn, NY and by Ilusha Tsinadze in Brooklyn.
Mastered by Alan Douches at West West Side Music
Close to Home
Jean Rohe
Lale | Moving Day
Jean Rohe
Lale and Moving Day are two B-sides from the "End of the World Show" sessions (2011, released 2020)