Portland, Oregon-based popsmith Nick Jaina has quite a CV. He’s written for the ballet in Brooklyn, composed scores for both the theater in New Orleans and the silver screen in L.A. He’s worked on archaeological digs in Northern California, been rescued by a minister in Indiana, and contributed to the mid-’00s folk revival in Portland. But Jaina’s also completed work on Primary Perception, a generous new full-length due April 16 on Fluff and Gravy that includes the head-spinning, harmony-soaked hooks of “Don’t Come to Me.”
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