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The phrase “jack of all, master of all” isn’t exactly one that gets bandied about, but is one that may well apply to the most recently inked player in the Modular clubhouse, JONATHAN BOULET. The precociously inspired Sydney muscian makes a brand of ceremoniously uplifting, deeply colourful and down-right heavy pop, that sounds like something for which you’ve been searching but never thought you’d find. 

After releasing is solo debut last year which included the ever-anthemic festival favourite – A Community Service Announcement, JB has been touring his little heart out across Australia playing festivals such as … and supporting the likes of …. Not content with writing, recording and producing all his own jams, Boulet has also produced several bands including Megastick Fanfare & Kyu. All the while, also wielding the sticks in his other band – Parades. Talented guy.

To say Jonathan Boulet is a busy chap is an understatement. In between all these goings on, he has also polished off the finishing touches to his new album – We Keep The Beat Found The Sound See The Need Start The Heart. A snapshot in to the world of Boulet, the album touches on dark production, honest song-writing and lush productions, with the signature JB chaotic fun ever present and leaves nothing to be desired. The new album is due to drop early 2012.

Free tickets available from Ticketweb.co.uk

The phrase “jack of all, master of all” isn’t exactly one that gets bandied about, but is one that may well apply to the most recently inked player in the Modular clubhouse, JONATHAN BOULET. The precociously inspired Sydney muscian makes a brand of ceremoniously uplifting, deeply colourful and down-right heavy pop, that sounds like something for which you’ve been searching but never thought you’d find. 

After releasing is solo debut last year which included the ever-anthemic festival favourite – A Community Service Announcement, JB has been touring his little heart out across Australia playing festivals such as … and supporting the likes of …. Not content with writing, recording and producing all his own jams, Boulet has also produced several bands including Megastick Fanfare & Kyu. All the while, also wielding the sticks in his other band – Parades. Talented guy.

To say Jonathan Boulet is a busy chap is an understatement. In between all these goings on, he has also polished off the finishing touches to his new album – We Keep The Beat Found The Sound See The Need Start The Heart. A snapshot in to the world of Boulet, the album touches on dark production, honest song-writing and lush productions, with the signature JB chaotic fun ever present and leaves nothing to be desired. The new album is due to drop early 2012.

Free tickets available from Ticketweb.co.uk

The phrase “jack of all, master of all” isn’t exactly one that gets bandied about, but is one that may well apply to the most recently inked player in the Modular clubhouse, JONATHAN BOULET. The precociously inspired Sydney muscian makes a brand of ceremoniously uplifting, deeply colourful and down-right heavy pop, that sounds like something for which you’ve been searching but never thought you’d find. 

After releasing is solo debut last year which included the ever-anthemic festival favourite – A Community Service Announcement, JB has been touring his little heart out across Australia playing festivals such as … and supporting the likes of …. Not content with writing, recording and producing all his own jams, Boulet has also produced several bands including Megastick Fanfare & Kyu. All the while, also wielding the sticks in his other band – Parades. Talented guy.

To say Jonathan Boulet is a busy chap is an understatement. In between all these goings on, he has also polished off the finishing touches to his new album – We Keep The Beat Found The Sound See The Need Start The Heart. A snapshot in to the world of Boulet, the album touches on dark production, honest song-writing and lush productions, with the signature JB chaotic fun ever present and leaves nothing to be desired. The new album is due to drop early 2012.

Free tickets available from Ticketweb.co.uk

The phrase “jack of all, master of all” isn’t exactly one that gets bandied about, but is one that may well apply to the most recently inked player in the Modular clubhouse, JONATHAN BOULET. The precociously inspired Sydney muscian makes a brand of ceremoniously uplifting, deeply colourful and down-right heavy pop, that sounds like something for which you’ve been searching but never thought you’d find. 

After releasing is solo debut last year which included the ever-anthemic festival favourite – A Community Service Announcement, JB has been touring his little heart out across Australia playing festivals such as … and supporting the likes of …. Not content with writing, recording and producing all his own jams, Boulet has also produced several bands including Megastick Fanfare & Kyu. All the while, also wielding the sticks in his other band – Parades. Talented guy.

To say Jonathan Boulet is a busy chap is an understatement. In between all these goings on, he has also polished off the finishing touches to his new album – We Keep The Beat Found The Sound See The Need Start The Heart. A snapshot in to the world of Boulet, the album touches on dark production, honest song-writing and lush productions, with the signature JB chaotic fun ever present and leaves nothing to be desired. The new album is due to drop early 2012.

Free tickets available from Ticketweb.co.uk

The phrase “jack of all, master of all” isn’t exactly one that gets bandied about, but is one that may well apply to the most recently inked player in the Modular clubhouse, JONATHAN BOULET. The precociously inspired Sydney muscian makes a brand of ceremoniously uplifting, deeply colourful and down-right heavy pop, that sounds like something for which you’ve been searching but never thought you’d find. 

After releasing is solo debut last year which included the ever-anthemic festival favourite – A Community Service Announcement, JB has been touring his little heart out across Australia playing festivals such as … and supporting the likes of …. Not content with writing, recording and producing all his own jams, Boulet has also produced several bands including Megastick Fanfare & Kyu. All the while, also wielding the sticks in his other band – Parades. Talented guy.

To say Jonathan Boulet is a busy chap is an understatement. In between all these goings on, he has also polished off the finishing touches to his new album – We Keep The Beat Found The Sound See The Need Start The Heart. A snapshot in to the world of Boulet, the album touches on dark production, honest song-writing and lush productions, with the signature JB chaotic fun ever present and leaves nothing to be desired. The new album is due to drop early 2012.

Free tickets available from Ticketweb.co.uk

The phrase “jack of all, master of all” isn’t exactly one that gets bandied about, but is one that may well apply to the most recently inked player in the Modular clubhouse, JONATHAN BOULET. The precociously inspired Sydney muscian makes a brand of ceremoniously uplifting, deeply colourful and down-right heavy pop, that sounds like something for which you’ve been searching but never thought you’d find. 

After releasing is solo debut last year which included the ever-anthemic festival favourite – A Community Service Announcement, JB has been touring his little heart out across Australia playing festivals such as … and supporting the likes of …. Not content with writing, recording and producing all his own jams, Boulet has also produced several bands including Megastick Fanfare & Kyu. All the while, also wielding the sticks in his other band – Parades. Talented guy.

To say Jonathan Boulet is a busy chap is an understatement. In between all these goings on, he has also polished off the finishing touches to his new album – We Keep The Beat Found The Sound See The Need Start The Heart. A snapshot in to the world of Boulet, the album touches on dark production, honest song-writing and lush productions, with the signature JB chaotic fun ever present and leaves nothing to be desired. The new album is due to drop early 2012.

Free tickets available from Ticketweb.co.uk

The phrase “jack of all, master of all” isn’t exactly one that gets bandied about, but is one that may well apply to the most recently inked player in the Modular clubhouse, JONATHAN BOULET. The precociously inspired Sydney muscian makes a brand of ceremoniously uplifting, deeply colourful and down-right heavy pop, that sounds like something for which you’ve been searching but never thought you’d find. 

After releasing is solo debut last year which included the ever-anthemic festival favourite – A Community Service Announcement, JB has been touring his little heart out across Australia playing festivals such as … and supporting the likes of …. Not content with writing, recording and producing all his own jams, Boulet has also produced several bands including Megastick Fanfare & Kyu. All the while, also wielding the sticks in his other band – Parades. Talented guy.

To say Jonathan Boulet is a busy chap is an understatement. In between all these goings on, he has also polished off the finishing touches to his new album – We Keep The Beat Found The Sound See The Need Start The Heart. A snapshot in to the world of Boulet, the album touches on dark production, honest song-writing and lush productions, with the signature JB chaotic fun ever present and leaves nothing to be desired. The new album is due to drop early 2012.

Free tickets available from Ticketweb.co.uk

The phrase “jack of all, master of all” isn’t exactly one that gets bandied about, but is one that may well apply to the most recently inked player in the Modular clubhouse, JONATHAN BOULET. The precociously inspired Sydney muscian makes a brand of ceremoniously uplifting, deeply colourful and down-right heavy pop, that sounds like something for which you’ve been searching but never thought you’d find. 

After releasing is solo debut last year which included the ever-anthemic festival favourite – A Community Service Announcement, JB has been touring his little heart out across Australia playing festivals such as … and supporting the likes of …. Not content with writing, recording and producing all his own jams, Boulet has also produced several bands including Megastick Fanfare & Kyu. All the while, also wielding the sticks in his other band – Parades. Talented guy.

To say Jonathan Boulet is a busy chap is an understatement. In between all these goings on, he has also polished off the finishing touches to his new album – We Keep The Beat Found The Sound See The Need Start The Heart. A snapshot in to the world of Boulet, the album touches on dark production, honest song-writing and lush productions, with the signature JB chaotic fun ever present and leaves nothing to be desired. The new album is due to drop early 2012.

Free tickets available from Ticketweb.co.uk

The phrase “jack of all, master of all” isn’t exactly one that gets bandied about, but is one that may well apply to the most recently inked player in the Modular clubhouse, JONATHAN BOULET. The precociously inspired Sydney muscian makes a brand of ceremoniously uplifting, deeply colourful and down-right heavy pop, that sounds like something for which you’ve been searching but never thought you’d find. 

After releasing is solo debut last year which included the ever-anthemic festival favourite – A Community Service Announcement, JB has been touring his little heart out across Australia playing festivals such as … and supporting the likes of …. Not content with writing, recording and producing all his own jams, Boulet has also produced several bands including Megastick Fanfare & Kyu. All the while, also wielding the sticks in his other band – Parades. Talented guy.

To say Jonathan Boulet is a busy chap is an understatement. In between all these goings on, he has also polished off the finishing touches to his new album – We Keep The Beat Found The Sound See The Need Start The Heart. A snapshot in to the world of Boulet, the album touches on dark production, honest song-writing and lush productions, with the signature JB chaotic fun ever present and leaves nothing to be desired. The new album is due to drop early 2012.