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Mr. A - Z is the new CD of Jason Mraz. On Atlantic and distributed by Warner, it’s a compelling CD that shows just how much Jason is ready to stretch on this, his true sophomore effort of newly-recorded material (discounting the live CD which came out late last year). The idol of our local acoustic artists, thanks to songs from his first album like Sleep All Day and The Remedy, Mraz refuses to be pigeonholed, and proves there’s more to his artistry than we could have anticipated. 


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Jason Mraz’s gift of gab

By Philip Cu-Unjieng | August 28, 2005 - 12:00am

Mr. A - Z is the new CD of Jason Mraz. On Atlantic and distributed by Warner, it’s a compelling CD that shows just how much Jason is ready to stretch on this, his true sophomore effort of newly-recorded material...

Entertainment

Jason impresses local fans

By Baby A. Gil | February 27, 2004 - 12:00am

It is a given that Jason Mraz would be an expressive vocalist and a wiz at the guitar. These guitar-toting singer/songwriters do have more to offer musicwise than those singer/songwriters/producers who rely on studio...

Entertainment

Going acoustic with Jason Mraz

By Baby A. Gil | June 30, 2003 - 12:00am

In the ’60s, there were folkhouses where singers perched on a stool, strummed their guitars and then sang like Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, the Byrds or Peter, Paul & Mary. The shows they put up were called acoustic....

Entertainment