Exbats - Now Where Were We

Exbats - Now Where Were WeOn Now Where Were We, The Exbats hit the ground running like a dystopian garage rock version of the Shangri Las, or like a message to the future from the pre Velvet Underground doo wop wannabe Lou Reed. The album rings bright, like a beacon in the wilderness: eminently, effortlessly catchy, and loaded with buoyant choruses that rank alongside the best chart toppers launched by the Brill Building or Phil Spector's Wall of Sound. Kenny McClain and his

The band composed of Bruno "Patchwork" Hovart (production & programming)

On 'Everything Harmony'

incisive brand of electro-tinged emo-pop has evolved and blossomed while still orbiting around Giuliana's base layers of brazen honesty and melodic magic tricks

Rooted on stage to Shane's left you will find Kentucky fiddle player and long-time friend Bennett Brown

" Old Dominion offers a fresh take on modern country music that appeals to a wide audience

“Dream Box is an unusual recording for me

Since the release of her groundbreaking LP "Lack" in 2017

both original and some of Sue's favorite covers

overdubbing his bass playing

" "Alfie" and more

Coming off the success of

and smooth R&B influences rooted in her Atlanta upbringing