#jack mckain

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Micheal B. Jordan by Jack McKain

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Intense Portraits by Jack McKain

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James Marsden interview for Los Angeles Times in June 12, 2023. Grooming Dave Stanwell. Stylist Ilaria Urbinati. IWC watches. Photos by Jack McKain.

https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/awards/story/2023-06-07/james-marsden-worries-about-jury-duty-ronald-gladden

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MADELYN CLINE 2023, ph. Jack McKain for Tommy Hilfiger

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James Marsden interview. Los Angeles Times. Grooming Dave Stanwell. Stylist Ilaria Urbinati. IWC watches. Photos by Jack McKain.

https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/awards/story/2023-06-07/james-marsden-worries-about-jury-duty-ronald-gladden

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Michael B. Jordan for Creed 3. Shot by Jack Mckain

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Anthony Edwards for adidas by Jack McKain

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James Marsden interview for The Wrap magazine posted May 15, 2023. Groomer Dave Stanwell. Stylist Ilaria Urbinati. Phootage by Jack Mckain.

https://youtu.be/j4CmeA2S0qI?si=NaHCKPoNHYM_jEwX

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📕 // Photographs of XXXTENTACION from the Jack McKain photoshoot (2018) https://www.instagram.com/p/CnwwxgQAJtu/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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XXXTentacion in March of 2018

Photo by Jack McKain

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Jojo Abot

Ghanian-born singer Jojo Abot in Kliptown, a township of Soweto in Gauteng, South Africa.

Photographer: Jack McKain

Prize: Honorable Mention

Company/Studio: Jack McKain Studios

International Photo Awards 2019

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Memu Conteh by Jack Mckain for Blk Odyssey "odee" cover art

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James Marsden story posted June 7, 2023: actor thanks to the Los Angeles Times for the interview. Grooming Dave Stanwell. Stylist Ilaria Urbinati. IWC Watches. Photos by Jack McKain.

https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/awards/story/2023-06-07/james-marsden-worries-about-jury-duty-ronald-gladden

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Raliq. Lafayette Projects, Brooklyn, NY, 2017 - photo © by Jack McKain

(***Click image or title link to view in high resolution***)

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Jerry Carnation theinfamousjc 120mm film by Jack McKain

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Gabriel Garzón-Montano Live Preview: 3/18, Bandsintown Plus

Photo by Jack McKain

BY JORDAN MAINZER

Jardín had a wide variety of styles. Gabriel Garzón-Montano’s latest album Agüita, which he calls “anti-genre”, is truly diverse, as he adds R&B, reggaetón, and trap to his many worn hats. On his first release for Jagjaguwar (it came out last October), Garzón-Montano sings about love and relationships and loss and death over a swath of expertly sequenced songs. Opener “Tombs” reveals his palate of ever-changing vocal inflections and plinks of piano sharing a stage with thumps of bass, orchestral flutters, and sharp, Prince-like guitars. Like the songs on Jardín, they’re not minimal, but they don’t have anything that sounds like it doesn’t belong. The strutting, echoey funk and synth arpeggios effectively contrast the acoustic strums of “With A Smile”, while his creaking falsetto renders the orchestration of “Fields” all the more melancholy. On emotional centerpiece “Moonless”, Garzón-Montano croons about how he felt after his mom passed away, “disposed of wisdom like a goldfish,” cutting to the acuteness of his loss by mincing no words. He’s similarly blunt about a relationship in limbo on the sexually frank someone, which he feels adds to the canon of great desperate R&B tunes: “Conversation tense, you were edible / Kissed me, pulled back and said / ‘Not tonight, but can I get some head?’” A contemporary line for an artist that sometimes relies on old school tropes. 

Of course, Agüita is also notable in Garzón-Montano’s catalog because it’s not only his first recorded foray into reggaetón and radio-and-club-ready jams, but his first recorded Spanish language songs. “Muñeca” is in all Spanish, and the clanging “Mira My Look”, like its title, alternates between English and Spanish. As for his live performance tonight, broadcast from The Lodge Room in L.A.’s Highland Park neighborhood, who knows what his live setup will be like. He’ll be performing songs from Agüita, and I’d love to hear these more dance-forward tracks in that setting along with the guitar-inflected gentleness of the quieter Agüita and Jardín tunes. The live performance and Q&A stream at 8 PM CST on Bandsintown Plus.

Agüita by Gabriel Garzón-Montano