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Listen to Debra Devi’s New Live EP ‘Jamification Station Vol. 1’

What started as a lonely lockdown night playing to an iPhone beautifully bloomed into a bi-weekly band concert, streamed from drummer John Roccesano's Hoboken recording studio and hosted by ABS! Listen to the ‘Jamification Station Vol. 1’ live EP!
American Blues Scene StaffBy American Blues Scene StaffJuly 18, 2022Updated:August 4, 2022No Comments2 Mins Read
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John Roccesano, Kevin Jones, Martin Schmid, Debra Devi (photo by Alan Rand)
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Jamification Station Vol. 1 is a live EP culled from singer/guitarist Debra Devi’s livestream show, “Jamification Station,” hosted by American Blues Scene. Four tracks capture Devi and her band at full throttle, from the catchy “Home Again” to a blistering rendition of Jimi Hendrix’s “Crosstown Traffic,” to the soulful blues-rocker “Get Free” and uplifting Southern-rock tune “The River.”

Jamification Station Vol. 1 has quickly climbed into the Relix/Jambands.com Radio Chart Top 30 at #5, surprising Devi, who says, “I’m thrilled to see us charting with artists we love like Gov’t Mule and Umphrey McGee. It’s wonderful to see these stations embrace truly independent artists and real music.”

In May 2020, Devi was in lockdown in Jersey City, NJ instead of promoting her new EP A Zillion Stars Overhead she had recorded with Gov’t Mule’s Jorgen Carlsson on bass. One lonely evening, Devi put her iPhone on a stand and began her first solo livestream. Folks watching asked when she would go live again. They needed, they explained, something to look forward to during such a dark time.

This initial livestream morphed into bi-weekly band concerts streaming from drummer John Roccesano’s Hoboken recording studio. American Blues Scene began hosting “Jamification Station” on Facebook and YouTube. Fans of the band who turned in for every livestream dubbed themselves “Devians.” They nicknamed Devi’s excellent band—bassist Kevin Jones, keyboard player Martin Schmid, and drummer John Roccesano–“The Dudes.”

Johnny recorded the virtual gigs to ProTools, so when we wound down the livestreams in April to focus on live gigs we started mixing Jamification Station, Vol. 1. We plan to produce three of these live EPs—no overdubs allowed!

– Debra Devi

In Feb. 2022, her neo-soul single “Please Mr. Postman” (ABS premiere) made Cover Me‘s “Best Cover Songs” list.

What started as a lonely lockdown night beautifully bloomed into our regularly hosted livestream, and we are proud to present this special collection of songs.

Debra Devi

Debra Devi Jamification Station Vol. 1
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