Jason Logan is candidly unrepentant about the kind of laid-back rock music Omby Amby enjoys playing. “This music,” he says, “is about capturing a feeling. There is no attempt at redefining indie rock or building a new approach to musical expression. It’s really simple and I want to keep it that way. You wanna call it classic rock? Yacht rock? AOR? Go for it. I don’t really care about anything but the feeling.”
We could go on and on, but that would defeat the purpose of listening to the music, as a means to feeling things.
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