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Monograms Share Debut LP “Living Wire”

With a consistent lineup, principal songwriter Ian Jacobs has solidified a sonic vision and direction for the project.

Monograms Share Debut LP “Living Wire”

Monograms Share Debut LP “Living Wire”

With a consistent lineup, principal songwriter Ian Jacobs has solidified a sonic vision and direction for the project.

Monograms Share Debut LP “Living Wire”
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Monograms, the project of multi-instrumentalist Ian Jacobs, impressed many with the release of the 2018 EP, “Silencer,” a short, hook-filled four-track compilation, each recorded in a different studio session with varied lineups. Now, the project has taken another step forward in its evolution — from its origins as a one-man bedroom project to a full, consistent lineup. Its debut release, “Living Wire,” dropped September 21 via Paper Cup Music. With its current lineup in tow, Jacobs has solidified a sonic vision and direction for Monograms, one that draws from a variety of different influences.

The songs on “Living Wire” weave together in a cohesive collection — radiating a distinct sound with a modern twist on ‘80s synth-pop, big beat electronica, and goth…

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