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I am looking for musicians to compose with. I have many songs that I would like to bring other pieces into, and I would hope to find more songs with other players.

If you are interested, you can contact me: Savethespiders@hotmail.com.
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I mostly write and record at home, but I enjoy performing live, so if you need music anywhere, please let me know.

If you have a copy of Milk Sink and feel like it, you can stroll to www.cdbaby.com/cd/jonahmicheajudy and tell us what you think in the review section. :)

There are various birds live in the album from my summer of recording with the windows open. Thanks to the birds.

Milk Sink Availability:

1-800-BUY-MY-CD (Clever cdbaby phone number)

From me with no middle woman or man (click):
$12 a piece, plus $5 shipping (for up to three copies.) This is one of the cheapest ways to get it, and the most money goes to the artists and musician. Plus I'll use a recycled envelope and send it with love.

Barnes and Noble (Near the Asheville, NC Mall)
Harvest Records (Haywood Rd., West Asheville, NC)
Voltage Records (Lexington Ave., Asheville, NC)
Tempo Music (Main St. and 3rd in Hendersonville, NC)
Static Age (Lexington Ave., Asheville, NC)
Express Yourself Studios (Main St. in Hendersonville, NC)
Karmasonics (14 Haywood, Asheville, NC)
Pura Vida (Broadway near the Marble Slab, Asheville, NC)
CD Baby
Itunes

If you want to order it from your local cd store, they can probably get it from Super D one-stop.

Thank you for listening.

First Review of Milk Sink:

"I was quite happy when the North Carolina based emo-acoustic singer songwriter, Jonah Michea Judy, contacted with a submission to the site. Normally, I have to tread through the abyss of MySpace pages, and search through peoples "top friends" and the like to hopefully, stumble across a musician that seems to have "the goods." And by "the goods" I mean, someone who seems to have that unique spirit to their music — demanding that you take notice. Such is the work of Jonah Michea Judy.

On first listen to this evocative singer, I was immediately transported to the early days of my college life when hordes of us would travel into downtown Philadelphia to see the then both alive and great Elliott Smith. Like Smith, Judy plays a type of song that plunges into the deep ravines and chasms of the soul. With musicians like these, it is kind of like staring into the sun; there is a deep part of you so very tempted to look but when you do, you know it hurts. And the passion that Judy sings with equates to such an experience.

Judy plays a solitary acoustic guitar, that could at times sound as soft as his breathy verses or as raw and passionate as his vocally explosive choruses. Imagine a mixture of previously mentioned Elliott Smith, with a little Trent Reznor circa Broken era and Dashboard Confessional.

It's good stuff. So take a listen."

-Mark Dougherty, www.reactormedia.blogspot.com

Press:

“There’s something in this business of music about finding your own voice. This cat here has found his at a rather young age.”

-Eric-Scott Guthrie, The Evening Muse (Charlotte, NC)

“Jonah Michea Judy brings in a style of performing that has been long-forgotten.”

-Tiffany Barnwell, “Hendersonville Times-News” (Hendersonville, NC)

“The Elephant of our time,”

“Cyclonic Daguerreotype" (Asheville, NC)