Formed around frontman and guitarist James Petralli in 2006, this L.A.-based band started playing post punk music and over the years blended shades of soul, jazz and southern-rock into their sound. They have played a plethora of festivals like SXSW and Glastonbury, as well as opening for Wilco in 2012. They also had their song “Hah Ha Ha Ha (Yeah)” used in the trailer for the Nintendo Switch. Inspired by Nick Lowe and Joe Jackson, they released their debut “Let’s Talk About It” in 2007.
With lyrics about knowing oneself well enough to be able to look within yourself and identify what needs to change, their new single ventures into 70s-styled yacht-rock. Taken from their upcoming album “12”, expected on December 6th, there’s a distinct summery calmness radiating from the melody. With a mellow rhythm, jaunty synth and breezy guitars leading to a sprightly bridge, it’s the soul-infused vocals and whimsical keys that fill this vintage-dipped groove full of charm.
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From her album “If You Knew Suzi…” (1979):
From his upcoming album “Polari”, to be released on 7 February 2025:
Based in Springfield, this singer and songwriter grew up in a musical environment. Her dad played in punk rock bands and there were instruments throughout the home. She taught herself to play guitar at the age of 12 and began writing her own songs. Soon she started performing at talent shows and open mic nights. She’s played festivals like 
Singing about the moment where a relationship grows from being friends to being lovers, her new single reminds you that a love like that can be extra strong. Fusing modern pop with a touch of retro neon, the track starts with a mesmerizing driving bass, before reaching anthemic heights with bustling drums, vigorous guitars and lively keys. And with her spontaneous and cheeky vocals adding a level of radiance to the melody, this high-energy powerhouse tune is a celebration of love.
From his album “The Ups And Downs” (1985):
From their upcoming album “Endless War In The Summer”, to be released in spring 2025:
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