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Quickly Quickly - The Long & Short of ItThe Long And Short Of It marks a coming of age moment for Quickly Quickly, capturing Graham Jonson mid leap from internet beat savant to fully realized songwriter, vocalist, and arranger. It is an album that feels reflective without being precious, exploratory without losing its melodic footing. Released in 2021 as his debut for Ghostly International, the record finds Jonson playing nearly everything himself, folding jazz harmony, hip hop rhythms, R&B

The Long And Short Of It marks a coming-of-age moment for Quickly Quickly, capturing Graham Jonson mid-leap from internet beat savant to fully realized songwriter, vocalist, and arranger. It is an album that feels reflective without being precious, exploratory without losing its melodic footing.

Released in 2021 as his debut for Ghostly International, the record finds Jonson playing nearly everything himself, folding jazz harmony, hip-hop rhythms, R&B warmth, and psych-pop textures into a sound that resists easy categorization. The opener Phases sets the tone with spoken word from Sharrif Simmons before blooming into drums, strings, and a cathartic saxophone release, while Come Visit Me turns homesickness into a bass-led slow jam with quiet emotional weight.

Across tracks like Shee and Leave It, Jonson leans into intimacy and self-interrogation, pairing tender guitar lines and looping drums with lyrics that circle anxiety, affection, and creative doubt. I Am Close To The River drifts through shimmering chimes and orchestral flourishes, grounding its introspection in the calm pull of the Willamette.

By the time Everything Is Different (To Me) and the closing Wy roll through, The Long And Short Of It feels like a document of transition - a young artist trusting his instincts, embracing active listening, and stepping confidently into his own voice. For vinyl listeners, it plays like a thoughtful, late-night conversation that lingers long after the needle lifts.

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