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X-WR-CALNAME:Jason Mraz at the Freeman arts Pavilion
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LOCATION:31806 Lake View Drive\nSelbyville Delaware 19975
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SUMMARY:Jason Mraz at the Freeman arts Pavilion
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DESCRIPTION:Jason Mraz is living full spiral. It’s not full circle\, exac
 tly\,\nbecause he’s changed and his experiences have changed\, but on hi
 s\n8th studio album\, \"Mystical Magical Rhythmical Radical Ride\,\" the\
 nmusician has found himself returning to a familiar junction in space.\n\n
 Throughout the album\, there are hints of Mraz’s formative releases\,\ni
 ncluding his 2002 debut \"Waiting For My Rocket to Come\" and 2005’s\n\
 "Mr. A-Z\,\" but it ultimately finds a kinship with 2008’s \"We\nSing
 . We Dance. We Steal Things.\" \n\nThe new songs\, which are unabashedly 
 pop\, see Mraz reuniting with\nnumerous collaborators\, including L.A. ban
 d Raining Jane and producer\nMartin Terefe\, who helmed the 2008 breakou
 t album. The songs\ngrapple with the emotions and experiences that come w
 ith being in your\nmid-life\, a time that is often ignored by pop songwrit
 ers. Its\noptimistic\, inspiring sensibility reflects the musician’s o
 verall\napproach to being in the world. It is\, in fact\, full spiral\,\nr
 eflecting the past but becoming something new.\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Jason Mraz is living full spiral. It&rsquo\
 ;s not full circle\, exactly\, because he&rsquo\;s changed and his experie
 nces have changed\, but on his 8th&nbsp\;studio album\, &quot\;Mystical Ma
 gical Rhythmical Radical Ride\,&quot\; the musician has found himself retu
 rning to a familiar junction in space.</p>\n\n<p>Throughout the album\, th
 ere are hints of Mraz&rsquo\;s formative releases\, including his 2002 deb
 ut &quot\;Waiting For My Rocket to Come&quot\;&nbsp\;and 2005&rsquo\;s &qu
 ot\;Mr. A-Z\,&quot\; but it ultimately finds a&nbsp\;kinship&nbsp\;with&nb
 sp\;2008&rsquo\;s &quot\;We Sing. We Dance. We Steal Things.&quot\;&nbsp\;
 </p>\n\n<p>The new songs\, which are unabashedly pop\, see Mraz reuniting 
 with numerous collaborators\, including L.A. band Raining Jane and produce
 r Martin Terefe\, who helmed&nbsp\;the 2008&nbsp\;breakout album.&nbsp\;Th
 e songs grapple with the emotions and experiences that come with being in 
 your mid-life\, a time that is often ignored by pop songwriters.&nbsp\;Its
  optimistic\, inspiring&nbsp\;sensibility reflects the musician&rsquo\;s o
 verall approach to being in the world. It is\, in fact\, full spiral\, ref
 lecting the past but becoming something new.</p>
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