Vol. 3 is here!
Brand new acoustic EP March 31st 2023
These songs are largely inspired by the idea of liminal - occupying a position at, or on both sides of, a boundary or threshold. Both life and death, faith and atheism, longing to be “someone” yet despising the system which gives artists acclaim are themes running throughout the songs.
We decided to make “Vol. 3” in the most honest, raw way possible. For those of you who listen to this music, we’d love to connect with you and hear your thoughts.
Thank you friends!
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Alex Apostolidis 2022
Jitensha’s sound is an effervescent union of honey sweet indie rock and neo-psychedelia. Harmonically reminiscent of 1950s rock and roll, this bubbly duo nestles catchy yet poignant melodies into bright loops and grooves. Lyrically focused on environment, psychology and universal love, they bring you on a winsome journey of modern human experience.
Jitensa has released two full length albums, Buck Moon (2014) and Periscope (2019), three acoustic EPs Vol 1 - 3 (2014, 2017 & 2023).
After their cross Canada “Periscope” tour in 2019, 2022 “Cou Cou” tour and 80+ date 2023 “Love and Attention” tour in the US, Jitensha is back in Québec and expected to be dispatching new music into the void in 2024. Stay tuned!
SUMMER 2024
Latest Reviews
That Eric Alper
Montreal-based duo Jitensha’s sound is a silvery union of honey sweet proto-punkiness and modern indie that is harmonically reminiscent of 1950s rock & roll.
Canadian Beats
2022 has the duo once again picking up steam with their single, “Psychotic (What Are Friends For”), which was released on June 3rd and is available on all platforms. Rosey and David completed their US tour to support the releases.
Cashbox Canada
"Cou Cou" was created by Rosey as she drew from her surroundings that evoked happy memories.
Tinnitist
The newest gem from the Montreal indie-pop duo of David Martinez and Erin Rose (Rosey for short) is, they say, “a dreamy alt-reggae tune about awakening to the beauty in mundane reality. Stuck in a self-deprecating cycle of hyperactivity and procrastination one finds to the simple joy of being.”
