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Sold Out (In Stereo)
Singer-Songwriter · 2002 · 12 tracks

Sold Out (In Stereo)

Jason Mraz

A high-energy acoustic set capturing the raw, rhythmic wit of a pre-fame Mraz. Percussive guitar and djembe lock into a soulful, coffee-shop groove.

March 21, 2002 · Jason Mraz

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The sound of a room. You can hear the ice clinking in glasses and the close-mic'd slap of palms on a djembe. It is a document of a performer who has not yet been polished by a major label, relying entirely on his ability to hold a room with just six strings and a lightning-fast tongue. The energy is infectious, moving from soulful crooning to rapid-fire rhythmic delivery that blurs the line between folk and hip-hop. This is the definitive sound of the early 2000s acoustic boom, stripped of all artifice.

Tracklist · 12 Tracks
01
Sold Out
0:31
02
Curbside Prophet
6:12
03
Sleeping to Dream
4:06
04
Not so Usual
4:19
05
No Doubling Back
4:39
06
Tonight (Not Again)
6:27
07
On Love, in Sadness
5:20
08
Better
4:35
09
Older Lover Undercover
3:42
10
Conversation With Myself
7:50
11
Dreamlife of Rand McNally
9:56
12
10,000 Motherfuckers (That'll Do)
9:01
Moments Worth Listening For
The moment in 1000 Things where the guitar drops into a heavy rhythmic slap and the crowd starts clapping along in perfect sync.
The playful, improvised vocal run during You and I Both that stretches a single syllable into a multi-octave acrobatics display.
The seamless transition from a comedic monologue about life in San Diego into the soulful, earnest opening chords of Curbside Prophet.
Where This Album DepartsEach spoke is a trait. The orange shape shows where this album pulls away from — or holds to — the rest of the artist’s catalogue. Tap for more.

How does Sold Out (In Stereo) sound next to the rest of Jason Mraz's catalogue?

Harmonies+2.6σ

The vocals lean far further into harmonies than the rest of the catalogue.

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