Welcome to Pond Road Project
Pond Road Project is a space for music, lyrics, collaboration & responsible humanity, featuring the musical projects of Jay Segel. Pond Project is known for its smooth pop, poignant lyrics and infectious melodies.
Season’s, Cycles & Songs, the newest release from Pond Road Project (PRP), offers a rich set of originals that carry the same poignant lyrics, infectious melodies, and beautiful guitar work Jay Segel has become known for. Written and performed by Jay, this album leans into a decidedly country-meets-coastal flare, drawing on the natural rhythms of life, love, loss, renewal, and the quiet moments in between.
Each track paints its own picture: songs about the cycles we all move through, the seasons that shape us, the people who steady us, and the memories that refuse to fade. There are road songs and reflection songs, porch-light ballads and wide-open-sky anthems — pieces that feel both deeply personal and instantly familiar. Some carry the spark of new beginnings, others the ache of time passing, all tied together by Segel’s unmistakable storytelling voice.
This collection of 19 new tunes will remind the listener of hits by the likes of Tim McGraw, Thomas Rhett, Dierks Bentley, Kenny Chesney, and Darius Rucker, Season’s, Cycles & Songs blends modern Nashville warmth with Vineyard-born sincerity. Under the direction of Chris Keaton and mixed and mastered by the tasteful ears of Danny Scheer, these songs flow with a clarity and emotional pull that highlight Segel’s growth as both a writer and recording artist.
It’s an album about where we’ve been, where we’re going, and everything that makes the journey worth singing about.
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Sponsoring A World Of Different People (Human To Human) Fundraiser by Jay Segel to benefit Doctors Without Borders.
“Perhaps the best things about being human are our abilities to change, opportunities to grow and capacity to care. To that end, this song was written to speak to our individual humanity and the collective consciousness.” - Jay Segel