JEFF CAUDILL
VOICE / WISHING WELL (TEAL VINYL)

Not many artists stay relevant to their fanbase over a sustained period of time, but California singer-songwriter, Jeff Caudill, is
one such rarity. Fronting and writing for poppunk band Gameface in the early 1990s, his voice and knack for a memorable hook
and melody quickly established a dedicated following. He led the band around the globe, gradually shedding youthful exuberance for a string of increasingly mature releases, before finally abandoning the tour van in 2003. After the death of his friend Jon Bunch, Jeff
was asked to perform the Sense Field track “Voice” with the surviving members at the east coast memorial concert and shorty
afterward decided to record the track and release it (with the Black Sabbath song “Wishing Well” on the b side) as a benefit for Jon’s family. “Voice” is a straightforward but different take on the the original, with a more subdued twang than normally heard on his solo work. “Wishing Well” is a ambitious adaptation of the original that shifts much the sonic heaviness to the weight of the words and chords giving the song a new dimension.