Listening to the songs on Jeff Glatz's Multiverse EP reaffirms my feeling that music makes the world a better place. These songs are a perfect traveling companion for late night drives. Sit down for a closer listen when you get home, and you’re rewarded with a beautiful sonic landscape, crafted to perfectly frame Jeff’s heartfelt vocals. You're transported to where only good, real music can take you. Highly recommended.
~ Bob Andrews (Undertow Music Collective)
Really nice, dreamy and heavy!
~ Jonathan Segal (Camper Van Beethoven, Sparklehorse)
The songs of San Antonio recording artist Jeff Glatz's upcoming solo debut evoke a dreamy reverie, inspiring the album title, "Multiverse" — a hypothetical set of infinite possible universes.
Three original love songs juxtapose straightforward and uncomplicated lyrics with a wistful, multilayered production, ending with a slowed-down, ethereal cover of A.A. Bondy's "Lover's Waltz."
The four-track EP was mixed by Duane Lundy of Shangri-La, in Lexington, KY, whose work with Jim James, Ben Sollee and These United States drew Glatz to him. Lundy's knack for delicate, atmospheric touches was right in line with Glatz's production ideas for these deeply personal songs, making it a perfect creative fit.
"Multiverse" showcases Glatz's warm, reverb-laden vocals and lush textures of acoustic and electric instruments.