Among the most enigmatic and elusive of American pop artists of our generation, one may feel slighted to have somehow missed the phenomenal talent that is Jaxon. Long an underground presence in the music and film community, this truly gifted and visionary songwriter, screenwriter and avant-garde performer has taken an unusually uncharacteristic turn and released a set of recordings of his very personal and, until now, quite unattainable work. And WE are certainly the lucky ones!

"QUICK & INTENSE" is the incredible debut release, initiating what one can only hope will be a long and happy relationship with indie label Jaxalon Records. The five songs featured on the CD represent about 17 minutes of frenetic excitement that is rare if not altogether unheard of in music and art today. From the classic "Why Do You Remain So Aloof?" (many versions of which have surfaced throughout the years on college and indie radio - even good ole Rodney on...