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Spring and Summer [edit]
by Jon Foreman | Genre: Country/Southern Gospel | Release Date: June 24, 2008
 

Millions have experienced the music of Jon Foreman through the multi-platinum success of his internationally-renowned band, Switchfoot. Jon returns to his indie-scene roots by releasing four solo EPs prior to the next Switchfoot release. These EPs, titled Fall, Winter, Spring, and Summer, feature some of Jon’s most personal songs to date with innovative arrangements and inspired and intimate production. This two disc collection features both the Spring EP and Summer EP. (The Fall EP and Winter EP were released in a separate two disc collection in January 2008.)

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01. March (A Prelude To Spring)
02. Love Isn't Made
03. In My Arms
04. Baptize My Mind
05. Your Love Is Strong
06. Revenge
07. A Mirror Is Harder to Hold
08. Resurrect Me
09. Deep In Your Eyes
10. Instead of a Show
11. The House of God Forever
12. Again

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FOREMAN SHINES BRIGHTLY ON NEW SEASONAL EPS | Posted September 29, 2008
The seasonal artistic responses of Jon Foreman absolutely come alive on the final two of four entries, Spring and Summer. And, given the themes represented, that much should be obvious before even listening to them.

But for those who found Fall and Winter a few too many shades toward the dark side, these two EPs are just what you’ve been waiting for. The material gets sunnier on the Summer EP, and that’s where the most fun is had. “Resurrect Me” reminds the listener of Jars of Clay’s “Revolution” for its on-stage frivolity. “A Mirror is Harder to Hold” is a lighter, Sufjan tune with acoustics and horns matching wits, and Spring’s “Baptize My Mind” shifts its unplugged time signatures brilliantly. Summer’s “Instead of a Show” is a slightly Western-themed hammock tune, and “In My Arms” is a simply sung ballad of love and longing.

So far, each disc in the Foreman solo collective seems to possess one signature piece, and the same is true of these EPs. Spring boasts “Your Love is Strong”—a five minute, alluring acoustic build that uses strings, rhythmic strumming and Foreman’s vulnerable vocal reach to haunt the listener long after the song has ended. Summer responds with closing track “Again.” The song is a beautiful refrain asking God to remind his people of what He can and will do for them. And so again, Foreman displays brilliant sonic works of art for those willing to enter into his solo gallery. –Matt Conner

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