Listen As LA-Based Alt Artist, RAW FABRICS AKA Jack Bruno Discusses His Latest Music and How It’s Helped Him Overcome Addiction and Be At Peace

Posted On 31 May 2016

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LA-based alternative artist Raw Fabrics aka Jack Bruno has returned with new music! His latest single “Get Me The Hell Out of Here” struts with an outspoken confidence punctuated by sharp percussion and piercing guitar chords climaxing with an anthemic chorus.

“Get Me The Hell Out of Here” introduces the next chapter of Raw Fabrics and addresses Jack Bruno’s descent into drug and alcohol addiction. “This first track was inspired by a time when I was first getting clean, the drugs were out of my system but I was still stuck in the mentality of trying to escape from my problems, I just wanted to run away,” says Jack. “Instead of resorting to my addiction, I accepted the frustration. Through that acceptance I began to heal.”

Following the release of their second EP, Plastic Joy, the punked-up alternative mavericks were riding high. However, the frontman’s dark side completely consumed him. As Jack plunged into drug and alcohol addiction, his band mates left one by one. Holed up in a Los Angeles motel room watching interviews about musicians battling with addiction, he realized things needed to change and NOW. After completing treatment, Jack headed out on the road with just a live drummer in tow and the resulting shows were unpredictable and unforgettable. That energy carried through to the studio. Handling production, guitar, bass, vocals, and drum programming himself, he feverishly recorded as he puts it, “more songs in a few months than I had written in my entire career.”

“It would’ve been so easy to just quit,” Jack leaves off. “Music is too important to me. The message behind Raw Fabrics is too important for me just to give up. That message is looking at the core of things and trying to express honest emotions; it’s all about connection, that’s what saved my life. This is me. It’s more vulnerable and honest. It feels like for the first time it’s completely real. It feels like a new Raw Fabrics.”

To purchase “Get Me The Hell Out Of Here” on iTunes- https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/get-me-hell-out-here-single/id1114832338

Learn more about Jack and Raw Fabrics in the following All Access phone interview here-

About the Author

Leah Brungardt (recently married) joined All Access Music Group in August 2011 and has been enjoying getting to know a new side of the music industry ever since. Having worked to promote radio stations in the past, seeing what makes a successful radio hit has been a thrill. As a lover of all genres of music, working at All Access Music Group is a perfect fit for Leah, and she loves learning about up and coming musicians as well. Most of her friends have come to rely on her for new music. Leah grew up overseas attending American international schools and attended The University of Arizona, where she earned a BA in Music Management. She roots for the Wildcats every chance she gets. Leah has been able to work at a variety of music-related jobs including several internships at small independent labels, ClearChannel Radio and Journal Broadcasting Group. She also spent time working retail at a store that specializes in vinyl, which was a lot of fun for her. Her favorite movie is Empire Records, so that makes perfect sense.