Glowing with positive vibes, while simultaneously tugging at your heartstrings, his debut EP is aimed to ponder the painfully wonderful paradox of love and relationship. The sound is hard to define, but I guess you could call it indie-folk-soul that secretly wants to be pop. Most of these songs are built around a vibey acoustic guitar riff, and from there they could go a number of different ways, but laced through it all are Mitch’s slightly soulful, beautifully rich vocal melodies. Think the sultry bellows of Ray Lamontagne, meets the pure falsettos of Bon Iver. Musically, there's is a little something for everyone, ranging from vintage synthesisers to vibey beats to beautiful violins. Amidst all these elements, the arrangements remain simple, raw, and wonderfully catchy.

God is Spirit. Hazy glimpses into the Heavens, Holiness in your speakers desperately tearing it's way through wavy distortion and ambient figures singing their spirits to you. Brother Stone is a ragamuffin musician, blue collar worker, spiritual seeker, and lover of Jesus. Believer in Grace and true faith only coming from personal spiritual experience, He sings to his Father, seeking light and friendship.Hope you are blessed by the music. -Tylor Stone

In September, FMLYBND took the stage for the first time in over two years, treating two sold-out crowds to a slew of new music. In the two years the band has been dormant, a lot of change has happened. The band built their own recording studios out of shipping containers in their new home of Costa Mesa, California in addition to launching their own record label through which they will be releasing their upcoming music.

Trading in heavy synth leads for the dreamy jangle of an acoustic guitar, "Wasting My Time" highlights what FMLYBND's Mac Montgomery has always been known to deliver: anthemic vocal hooks containing an extraordinary ability of swooning the listener into a euphoric state of nostalgia. In the years they’ve been away from their desk, the group has rediscovered its musical identity and come back into the fray with a deeper sense of musical-self. Emerging through the veil of LFOs and oscillators, FMLYBND’s undeniably fun hooks adorn a sound that is more fun, more natural, but just as fun as they’ve ever been.

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