Night's Bright Colors interview with Songweb
Night’s Bright Colors, the solo project of Asheville-based musician Jason Smith, is influenced by Elliott Smith, Iron And Wine, Nick...
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Night's Bright Colors interview with Illustrate
Night's Bright Colors interview with Illustrate Music
Night's Bright Colors interview with Nexus
Nexus Meets… Night’s Bright Colors 24th June 2022 Nicole Mendes 0 Comments indie pop, pop The solo project of multi-instrumentalist...
Palette album review
Hailing from Asheville, Night’s Bright Colors has released the excellent album ‘Palette’. It is an indie-folk release that you need to...
Palette album review
The music proposed by this artist is fascinating. The compositional style is intriguing and mysterious and manages to speak directly to...
"Birnam's Holiday" track review
Night’s Bright Colors – Birnam’s Holiday Genre: Bedroom / Lo-fi Pop, Indie Rock, Indie Pop Similar artists: The Pixies, Elliott Smith,...
"One Star Saint" track review
With a lengthy career, that spans the last 20 years, Night’s Bright Colors is the project of Jason Smith, composer, singer, and...
Absinthe Twilight album review
Jason Smith, here formerly reviewed for his main project Night's Bright Colors, is kind of a very prolific as well inspired musician....
Patient Notes album review
Jason Smith, the singer/songwriter/composer known as Night’s Bright Colors (NBC), releases the fourth and final installment in his...
Late Bloomer album review
As if Friday wasn’t good enough already, today (Sept. 21, the last day of summer) is also the day that prolific...
Late Night By Lamplight album review
New chapter for Jason Smith aka Night's Bright Colors, one more time spacing through the boundary of melodic alternative pop and bedroom...
Late Night By Lamplight album review
Just in time for this tough economy—and (less bleakly) for the first day of spring—Asheville’s Night’s Bright Colors releases its newest...
Late Night By Lamplight album review
This is the companion disc to last years First Set Fire To The Stars, from Night’s Bright Colours, aka Jason Smith from Asheville, NC....
First Set Fire To The Stars album review
Excellent indie-pop, very intimate songcraft, whispered boy vocals, a shy sense of folk poetry (Change the Colors), - Night's Bright...
First Set Fire To The Stars album review
From start to finish, this oversized album (17—count ‘em—tracks) is a near-seamless soundscape deserving of a moody-but-tender Sofia...
First Set Fire To The Stars album review
Jason Smith is Night’s Bright Colors, and First Set Fire To The Stars is the final album in his Hospital Quartet cycle, after four albums...
Love In The Asylum album article
Group therapy Many artists have been inspired by the bleak sterility of the modern hospital, with its conflicting roles as place of...
Love In The Asylum album review
Few artists are able to capture the mixture of loneliness, desperation and underpinning of bittersweet moments that Elliott Smith...
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