We discovered Erin and David a few days before our wedding in Montreal. Their cover version of a Coldplay song resonated wonderfully through the halls of a metro station, so soon we forgot that we are in the midst of our wedding preparations and listened to them for a while. We got chatting with this charismatic duo, and soon we realized that they would be a great icing of the cake for our wedding reception. The next day they were hired. A few days later they were performing on our big day. Jitensha were very professional in all aspects and performed a concert that left our wedding guests in awe. Best of luck for these fabulous musicians.

Given the truncated timeline, it’s shocking that their debut album—successor to their February EP—is out already. Buck Moon doesn’t sound like the result of five months work. There’s a comfort and familiarity between Hubbard and Martinez that some bands spend years creating.  

At the end of the day, what Jitensha wants you to take away from their music is their joy, thoughts, and even sorrows. Like any other form of artistic medium, the listeners of Jitensha can find something they can relate to. For a unique band, with a unique name, their message and good vibes are simply universal.