Ashes Rising to the Sky (at Esan Kaew Festival, Issan, Thailand)
Wake Up With Forever - at Citylife Garden Fair, Chiang Mai, Thailand.
Let It Flow - performed at 7 Pounds, Chiang Mai, Thailand.
Where the Peace Begins - Lyric Video, from album Songs of Pandemic, Protest, and Peace
Jai Yen (now Giant-ish) with full band, at Thai festival near Bangkok
Jai Yen (now Giant-ish) at Jai Thep festival in Chiang Mai, Thailand.
Jai Yen (now Giant-ish) at "Love Like a Tidal Wave" album release party, Chiang Mai, Thailand
Jai Yen (now Giant-ish) at Isan Kaew festival, Issan, Thailand.
Jai Yen (now Giant-ish) at Shambhala In Your Heart Festival, Chiang Dao, Thailand.
Jai Yen (now Giant-ish) at Thapae East, Chiang Mai, Thailand.
Jai Yen (now Giant-ish) at opening of Papa Rock in Chiang Mai, Thailand.
Jai Yen (now Giant-ish) acoustic set opening for reggae show at Roadhouse, Chiang Mai, Thailand.
Jai Yen (now Giant-ish) at "Mango Rain" album release, The Roadhouse, Chiang Mai, Thailand.
Jai Yen (now Giant-ish) from show in Issan, Thailand.
Giant-ish (formerly Jai Yen) plays original groove rock and reggae music.
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At this point, solo acoustic act. Looking forward to building up an electric band again over time. The music is driven by its lyrics and fits better in a coffee house or bar, or maybe outside on a sunny day, than it does at a party or wedding. :)
Giant-ish plays original songs by Brad Chamberlain. For five years, the band existed as Jai Yen, while Brad lived in northern Thailand. Since moving back to Seattle, Brad is mostly playing solo acoustic acts, but will be building up the Giant-ish band over time. Giant-ish's songs are mostly groove oriented rock and reggae, with lyrics about finding hope in the midst of struggle.
Singer/Songwriter