Jeske Park

The secret may be out on this talented group of young, multi-instrumental musicians in their mid- teens, as the St. Louis-based indie rock band Jeske Park has been busy building a quiet buzz in the local music scene over the past several years. And that quiet may not last long.
Born in the fall of 2011 as a grade school talent show project between drummer Aaron Fisher and guitarist Ariela Chavez (both then just 12 years old), later adding younger brother and bassist Ben Fisher, and fellow classmates Indigo Hudson on keys and Mark Enslin on lead guitar and vocals, the pack of lifelong friends have grown enormously since the early days of lively basement jam sessions and raucous party gigs to evolve into an exciting, high-energy ensemble fast becoming known for a solid and entertaining stage show filled with catchy riffs, cultivated lyrics, and imaginative rhythms.
Taking their name from the park where they would often hangout and play music together, the group of teens cut their teeth as a cover band, mastering their favorite rock tunes from the ‘90’s, and honing their skills by playing out as often as possible in an amazingly diverse array of St. Louis-area venues. Now with an impressive catalog of their own originals, and drawing from a variety of influences — from punk to grunge to alternative, to more modern pop and rock – Jeske Park recently completed their debut EP entitled “Reality”, a collection of original material they have been playing live since the very beginning mixed with several new and innovative surprises. The songs on this initial offering have been described as “fresh and familiar at the same time, laced with smooth and sophisticated melodies”, helping to create the unique edge that defines the band’s emblematic neo-70’s electronic rock sound.