EPISODE 34 of Five At The Door brings you an intimate conversation with Jared, the creative force behind Void Cavalier. Prepare for a deep dive into the introspective and grounded world of Jared's music, as we explore the origins and evolution of his solo project.

In this episode, Jared opens up about his journey through various musical identities, from Gossamer Chorus to Reckless Demure, and finally landing on Void Cavalier. We discuss the simplicity and rawness of his music, the DIY spirit that fuels his creativity, and the supportive community that has embraced his work.

Listeners, get ready to be transported to the heart of Louisiana, where Jared's music is crafted amidst the absence of a local scene. He shares the personal stories behind his move to Alexandria, the influence of his musical family, and the serendipitous connections that have shaped his path.

We also delve into the themes of legacy and hope that permeate Jared's latest record, "Bitter South," and his plans for the future with the upcoming EP, "Better South." Jared's music is a testament to the power of self-expression and the unyielding passion that drives the DIY community.

Join us as we premiere "Whimsy Dirge," a poignant track that encapsulates the essence of Void Cavalier's sound. This episode is a celebration of the beauty in simplicity, the strength of community, and the relentless pursuit of artistic fulfillment.

Here's the track that's touching hearts and souls. Tune in:

[Whimsy Dirge – Void Cavalier]

Remember, whether you're navigating life in a small town or creating music that resonates with the world, it's the dedication to your craft and the connections you build that keep the DIY spirit alive.

Don't miss this episode and join us as we delve into the world of Void Cavalier, where every note is a reflection of personal growth and every song is a journey through the human experience.

Show notes penned by your favorite chronicler of the musical odyssey at Five At The Door.

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(00:00) Good morning. How are you doing today? I'm great. Things are going so good. I'm doing great

(00:39) Void cavalier is your third solo project

(04:29) You grew up in the Shreveport area, which is north Louisiana

(07:33) So it sounds like you were in bands beforehand

(11:03) You've been mostly in the south, but Midwest has been interesting

(14:56) There's a lot of people in your life that have been involved with music

(15:22) April's new album is a blend of indie folk and harsh folk punk

(20:56) Diy says DIY Twitter is only getting bigger because of trans visibility

(22:53) I want to talk to you about whimsy dirge on this record

(24:56) Al Alcorn wrote "Lost" in his neighborhood

(28:42) So do you have plans? Uh, uh, yes. I am two and a half songs into writing ep two

(29:14) Ben: Ep two of bitter south is about hope for the future

(33:43) Until very recently, I was a medication delivery courier for a pharmacy

(35:56) All right, so, everyone, uh, get up from your floor

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