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Green Acres Motel is a powerful and promising debut EP by Gunslingers that takes folk in an unexpected direction. The nostalgic and melancholic feelings that each of the six tracks transmits to the listener are sure to accompany them for a good amount of time. Do not miss it!
“I love music of all kinds and I love how music can take the listener through all the colours that life throws at you. I’m so excited for people to hear this EP. I think when they hear the music together, they will get what I’m trying to do, which is to take them on a journey of some of the highs and lows of life. Ultimately, I want people to know they are not alone.” Rob Lea
“This EP is a collection of pieces of my identity, both musical and otherwise. It is, not coincidentally, about having to redefine myself in a different environment and phase of life and the struggles that brings along. It’s uncomfortably transparent at times but also filled with riddles and metaphors that will make you want to listen again and again to find their meaning”. Marta Per
"The band JUNK plays its own original music made first to satisfy the musicians that make it. We blend styles to make us feel good when we listen to it." Dirty D / JUNK
All four tracks deliver a deeply personal feeling which can be easily appreciated. It's safe to say that Noon's lyrics come from the heart, and his voice is the conduit that delivers his touching messages.
Kat Delitto (Lead guitar), Krista Marie Setera (ukulele, vocals), Ben Bonadies (Bass) and Matt Wilson (Drums) came together musically to create songs that are both technically challenging and full of emotion. Lyrics are deeply personal, spanning from romantic disasters to emotional struggles and an inside rage that seems to only dissipate thanks to the high-gained riffs and superb drum playing.
Her debut EP is full of such life-inspired stories, making it a release to listen to for comfort whenever you're feeling low yourself. The introspective and diary-like release has 8 songs with a total runtime of about 25 minutes.
In his debut EP, N4November invites us all to feel the world with him. The good, the bad, the very unlikely and the somewhat possible. "I don't know how to live in this world of so much hate", he sings in the title track. None of us do, Alex. But we keep trying, and songs like these helps.
The EP begins with "Major Jones", a beautiful opener that tells the tale of Major Jones, a scientist, composer and designer, sailing in outer space, looking for the one he created and sent out into the cosmos all those years ago... Major Tom.
I've listened to a lot of stuff across the spectrum of several genres and skill levels. Ari Raine's songwriting, production, and vocal delivery is nothing short of incredibly impressive.