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Happy / Sad

Mice City

Sparks - Coldplay

I Think I Left The Stove On

Every Day Like the Last

Repeat (If You Remind Me)

supernatural thing

too young to die (feat. First Aid Kit)

Appaloosa Bones

Watchman

At the Roadhouse

I Don't Want to Go That Way

hazelton b/w liner

hazelton

Where My Wild Things Are

Tunnel Through A Mountain

Shell

Mama's Boy

Unknown / Nth

We Lost Sight of the Shoreline

In My Arms

Signal Sender

Missionary Feelings

Free

The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We

Bug Like an Angel

Endurance

Just One Break

Older

Will Anybody Ever Love Me?

So You Are Tired

County Line

Valapriso

Hold On

Ice Slippin

That's Just The Way It Is, Babe

That’s Just The Way It Is, Babe

Próxima Parada means ‘next stop’ in Spanish and Portuguese. As college students in San Luis Obispo, California taking the bus to school, at every stop, there’d be a recording that said, “Now approaching, próxima parada…” then the street name. They’d hear that 100 times a day. For them, the name is an invitation to the present moment, a reminder to not be too focused on the destination and to appreciate every stop along the way.
 
After ten years of next stops, their songs have become more and more focused on personal growth and groove, where each player adds just what’s needed and makes up a piece of a whole. Some songs are sunny and light-hearted indie soul like their viral hit Musta Been a Ghost or 24 Brand-New Hours, a giant joyous reset button. Others have a late-Mac-Miller mellow vibe like Begin Again or driving and more hip-hop influenced like It Don't Feel the Same, all the while speaking to who they are working to be.
 
What began as a group of college friends wanting to spread joy to their local community has led to national tours where people let loose and feel whatever they need to feel. It’s already been an incredible journey with their songs reaching a global audience online, and they’re just getting started. 2023 will bring Próxima Parada’s strongest album to date and much touring.