Novi Split

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Novi Split
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OriginSan Pedro, California, United States
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GenresIndie pop, folk
Years active2003–present
LabelTemplate:Pluralize from textSunset Alliance, Hush Records
Past membersDavid Jerkovich, et al.
Websitewww.novisplit.com

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Novi Split is David Jerkovich's (a.k.a. "David J.") semi-solo indie pop/folk act. It is based in San Pedro, California.

Story

By 2003, David J. started recording his own version of lo-fi indie folk-pop under the moniker "Novi Split." The following is his explanation behind the name:

Novi means 'new' and Split is a city on the Adriatic Coast. In America, when you have a large concentration of a certain people in one place you name the city after them. Little Italy, China town, Korea town, et cetera. There is a huge Croatian population in San Pedro [California]. One night my friend Mike B. wanted to lead an angry group of Croats down to City Hall to declare San Pedro [be renamed] Novi Split. End of story. It always stuck in my head.[1]

In 2004, he released his first album, Keep Moving on Sunset Alliance Records. While, according to David J., he wrote and recorded each individual song in under an hour,[2] that lo-fi record received quite positive reviews from critics.[3]

After releasing Novi Split's first record, Kind of Like Spitting broke up. Consequently, David J. signed a new record deal with Hush Records to replace KOLS among its stable of bands, and to gain a wider distribution for his own music.[1]

Since then, Novi Split has released one album, Pink in the Sink and one EP, Hollow Notes. Each of these records have received positive reviews[4] and have even led to Novi Split's music being featured on the popular WB/CW television series One Tree Hill on two occasions. Episode 7.06, "Deep Ocean Vast Sea" featured the song Leaving It from Pink in the Sink,[5] and episode 7.01, "4:30am (Apparently They Were Travelling Abroad)," featured the song Hollow Notes, which can be found on the DECA Compilation and well as the Hollow Notes EP.[6]

Discography

Albums

Release date Title Label Notes
2003 Keep Moving Sunset Alliance
2004 The Sea Was Angry That Day My Friends split w/ The City on Film Eat the Fly! / Cloak And Dagger
2006 Pink in the Sink Hush Records
2010 Hollow Notes EP Hush Records Digital release only.
2013 Creeping Around Your Face EP Self-Released Digital release only.
2013 Spare Songs EP Self-Released Digital release only.
2013 Novi Split/Brown & Blue Split 7" Self-Released 7" vinyl release
2013 Keep Moving Disk 2 Sunset Alliance Digitally released outtakes and rareties from Keep Moving
2013 If Not This, Then What EP Hush Records Re-recordings of several older Novi Split songs

Compilations

Song: Hollow Notes
Various previously released songs
  • Mountain Main Records Presents: Friends and Family-A Benefit for Hunger Relief (Mountain Man Records, 2012)[8]
Song: Creeping Around Your Face

References

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