jonka has been getting lots of write ups in blogs from all over the world.
recently we were written up in the U.K., Denmark and Australia but of course we always love to connect with our people in Brooklyn!!!
check out these write ups and blogs!
watch the video and listen to "the nana song" on the dope show!
http://brooklynradio.net/blog/fresh-cuts-jonka-the-nana-song
Check out our desert island playlist and write up all the way from AUSTRALIA!!!
http://www.albumoftheweek.com...au/2010/05/desert-island-..series-jonka.html
Check out this shmabulous review of "Slow and Steady Wins the Race". Read it below or follow the link.
http://dmmcompany.com/blog/2010/04/dmmcompany-album-review-slow-and-steady-wins-the-race-by-jonka/
"One of my favorite words and sensations is nostalgia, and my favorite time period in pop culture is definitely the ‘80s. Jonka’s breakthrough album reminded me instantly of this golden time in music, and feels like a soundtrack for a memorable ‘80s movie, circa The Breakfast Club. I was listening to Prince’s song Pop Life this morning and following that, my transition into Jonka’s Slow & Steady was an easy one. The album is heavy on the synthesizer, low on base and boom, and full of thoughtful, sometimes romantic lyrics. The Nana Song is a perfect introduction to the album, with lead singer Jon’s cool rap-like flow and recognizable vocal tone. However, it’s my favorite track, which could be a problem for those with a short attention span. If you still think of Jon Cryer as Duckie, you just may dig Jonka."
jonka goes Danish!
jonka was recently written up by Danish blogger Hits in the Car!
http://stytzer.blogspot.com/2010/03/nana-song.html
Check it! Look at what these blogs have to say about JONKA:
http://musicforperfectpeople.wordpress.com/2010/04/15/watch-jonka-the-nana-song/
http://www.indiemusicvideos.co.uk/music-videos/jonkathenanasong
http://dmmcompany.com/blog/2010/04/dmmcompany-album-review-slow-and-steady-wins-the-race-by-jonka/
"One of my favorite words and sensations is nostalgia, and my favorite time period in pop culture is definitely the ‘80s. Jonka’s breakthrough album reminded me instantly of this golden time in music, and feels like a soundtrack for a memorable ‘80s movie, circa The Breakfast Club. I was listening to Prince’s song Pop Life this morning and following that, my transition into Jonka’s Slow & Steady was an easy one. The album is heavy on the synthesizer, low on base and boom, and full of thoughtful, sometimes romantic lyrics. The Nana Song is a perfect introduction to the album, with lead singer Jon’s cool rap-like flow and recognizable vocal tone. However, it’s my favorite track, which could be a problem for those with a short attention span. If you still think of Jon Cryer as Duckie, you just may dig Jonka."
jonka goes Danish!
jonka was recently written up by Danish blogger Hits in the Car!
http://stytzer.blogspot.com/2010/03/nana-song.html
Check it! Look at what these blogs have to say about JONKA:
http://musicforperfectpeople.wordpress.com/2010/04/15/watch-jonka-the-nana-song/
http://www.indiemusicvideos.co.uk/music-videos/jonkathenanasong
