Jonathan Mendelsohn

Jonathan Mendelsohn writes songs that feel like quiet conversations in empty rooms. His track 'Apart' has that quality, a simple piano line and a voice that sounds like it's thinking out loud rather than performing. He works mostly as a solo artist, though he brings in other musicians when he needs them.

He put out his first album, 'Nocturnes,' which set the tone for what he does. Later records like 'The Distance' and 'The Fragility of All Things' kept exploring similar emotional territory. The songs aren't trying to be anthems; they're more like notes left on a table.

Some of his other tracks, like 'Earthquake (Venom One)' and 'Steal You Away,' have a bit more structure, but they still carry that same intimate weight. He's not building a grand musical statement so much as documenting small, specific feelings.