Wer die Show verpasst hat, könnte heute noch schnell nach Berlin fahren oder morgen nach Frankfurt. Letzte Chance am 5. Oktober in München. Es lohnt sich.
Und wer dies nicht schaffen sollte und dennoch was von der Mraz-Experience aufsaugen möchte, kann sich das Live-Album und die dazu passende DVD "Tonight, not again" zulegen oder einfach mal die Homepage des Künstlers besuchen (um auch mal ein wenig vom Humor abzubekommen).

[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="433" caption="Jason Mraz live im DOCKS"][/caption]Saxophon vs. Voice Battle:

Live high. Live mighty. Live righteously. Taking it easy.

I found this really cool video (damn look @ his shirt, :D ) and wanted to share this!

1. Make It Mine
2. I'm Yours
3. Lucky
4. Butterfly
5. Live High
6. Love for a Child
7. Details In The Fabric
8. Coyotes
9. Only Human
10. The Dynamo of Volition
11. If It Kills Me
12. Beautiful Mess

Un album pop qui compte 12 pistes toutes excellentes ! Mes coups de coeur vont à la chanson "Coyotes" et "The Dynamo Of Volition"<3 !

A third album from Jason Mraz, that features collaborations with James Morrison on the track 'Details in the Fabric' and with Colbie Caillat, on the track 'Lucky.'

'I'm Yours' is the first single from the album.

Tracklist:

1. "Make It Mine"
2. "I'm Yours"
3. "Lucky" (with Colbie Caillat)
4. "Butterfly"
5. "Live High"
6. "Love for a Child"
7. "Details in the Fabric" (with James Morrison)
8. "Coyotes" - 3:38
9. "Only Human"
10. "The Dynamo of Volition"
11. "If It Kills Me"
12. "A Beautiful Mess"

cheers & GB...

In his new album, We Sing, We Dance, We Steal Things, Jason Mraz has continued to refine his writing style from the cheerful guitar-driven pop of his first album. How can people NOT fall in love with a guy who writes such songs? I said it before and I'm saying it again, Mr. Sexuality is gonna break my heart someday.

Mraz strikes a sometimes precarious balance between impassioned love and stolid maturity, and the songs on We Sing, We Dance, We Steal Things reflect that, with the equilibrium constantly in flux. Thick horn explosions ramp up the overindulgent points of love while Mraz's trademark "man and a guitar" style remains a focal point of the new album. "Make It Mine" and "Butterfly" both scream radio hit, with their playful glitz somewhat masking the singer-songwriter's kindred respect for love. His duet with Colbie Caillat, "Lucky," will turn some heads even as the era of the male-female duet seems to have faded significantly in this sort of music. What makes "Lucky" such an outstanding ballad is that both Mraz and Caillat are excellent individually in the verses as well as together on the chorus. The only downside is that Caillat doesn't necessarily distinguish herself as a guest on this song any more than if any of her contemporaries had taken the spot instead.

"Details in the Fabric" shows Mraz's acoustic side, as the song tenderly moves along without becoming boring. "Coyotes" takes on almost a club vibe with some vocal distortion and beats, but the brief orchestral interludes serve to make it a really interesting track that may initially throw listeners for a loop. "The Dynamo of Volition" continues the poppy, upbeat delivery that Mraz enjoyed on much of his first album and about half of this new one. "If It Kills Me" is delivered with a charming piano melody, and stands out among the final few songs of the album. WSWDWST is punctuated by a slowly-building closer with "A Beautiful Mess," which is most definitely worth hanging on until the end for.

Providing the carefree soundtrack to your summer, Jason Mraz combines the playful lyrics he's always sported with lush instrumentals on his new disc, We Sing, We Dance, We Steal Things. Featuring some of the best songs he's ever written, it firmly declares that the eclectic and immensely talented musician is here to stay, proven with a huge leap forward in the songwriting and replayability factors of his music. Roll the windows down and belt out the faster songs, and pull that special someone a little closer for the slower ones; you'll both be hooked on this CD.

( Release Date: 5/13/08 )

Amazing. Frankly, that is all I really need to say. :)

So, WAITING FOR MY ROCKET TO COME will always be my favorite Mraz album. I have seen Jason Mraz in concert 6 or 7 times since his first release and they will remain some of the best times I have had at live music venues (except for the one time at the House of Blues in Orlando where the ass behind me decided he was going to be Jason Mraz and sing every song at the top of his lungs in my ears. Mind you, he didn't know the lyrics. SHOOT ME).

Following up the success of WFMRTC, Jason released Mr. A-Z (clever title, holla) and I was stumped. Stumped because I didn't know what to make of it. The first few listens, I didn't like it. I was heartbroken and didn't know what to do with myself. But it was Mraz, so I HAD to continuing listening. Lo and behold, I grew to love the album (excluding the song BELLA LUNA). Oh how I enjoy O.LOVER and SONG FOR A FRIEND.

So on the heels of the release of WE SING. WE DANCE. WE STEAL THINGS., I prepped myself for a stinging disappointment (just in case). Well, ladies and gentleman, I AM NOT disappointed in the slightest. This album amazes me and just makes me happy.

From what I read, Jason was burned out when Mr. A-Z came out so he took some time off and reconnected with friends and family and found himself again. He wrote what he felt like and got back into his groove. We all get to share that journey and his reborn passion on this new album.

My favorite tracks are DETAILS IN THE FABRIC ft. James Morrison (another favorite of mine), LOVE FOR A CHILD, and A BEAUTIFUL MESS. The lyrics and the music are written so well. I just get it and thats what I love. LUCKY ft. Colbie Caillat (if you remember, we have a "history" ) is not as great as I thought it might be, but after a few (thousand) listens, I enjoy it along with the rest of the album.

I can't say enough good things about it. So I am done. A solid listen from beginning to end. I want to give this beast a 10! Ha. (I am so biased.)

From DETAILS IN THE FABRIC

If it's a broken part, replace it
But, if it's a broken arm, then brace it
If it's a broken heart then face it

And hold your own
Know your name
And go your own way
Hold your own
Know your own name
And go your own way

And everything will be fine
Everything will be fine

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Jason Mraz - EP We Dance

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Depois escrevo um textinho falando dele, to de saco cheio de ficar no pc, isso nunca aconteceu, estaria eu prestes à morte?

Who can forget Jason Mraz's Geek in the Pink and Wordplay? His up coming album, We Sing, We Dance, We Steal Things is scheduled for release on May 20. The video above is video of "I'm Yours," one of his new singles from his upcoming album.

In the interview with NewNowNext he talked about his kooky video blog, his collabo with Colbie Caillat and his love for his many gay friends.

Here's an excerpt:

Why the decision to release three EPs? (WE SING came out March 18th; WE DANCE came out April 15th; and WE STEAL THINGS will be available as part of the iTunes album bundle.)

It’s been so long since I’ve put anything out; I spent the last year-and-a- half just work-shopping the sounds in coffee shops and everything. And I promised a lot of people I was going to make an acoustic project next - and when I came home from London, I had my funkiest album yet. And I thought, OK, I guess an acoustic album would be next.

Then I came up with the idea of the three EPs, and that gave me the opportunity to release the album songs in a stripped-down, raw format ... And I just thought it would be fun – to reintroduce ourselves to the world. ‘Cause I hear so much from the fans, We just like it when it’s just you – just you and Toca. And I do too; I love that. Because I spent a lot of my year as an acoustic duo and a funky band; I divided it up equally. It’s a sort of way to divide up this album, to have an acoustic version and a dance-able version.

É muito bom, qualquer um que saiba o que é música boa se apaixonará, ficou mais que perfeito .

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