From Salt Lake City, Static Nostalgia, offers a very unique combination of sound that will without a doubt set you in a state of blissfulness. With Tristan’s writing skills, Static Nostalgia got its name. Meeting only a year before their becoming, they have connected unquestionably well. When they perform, you will feel how passionate and intimate they are about how they have created each song. Each member of Static Nostalgia is gifted in many distinctive ways. Rand’s alluring, delightful voice intonation on Spencer’s connection with his guitar will bring an extending smile to your face as you watch them play. Their newest addition to the band, James, is the completion to Static Nostalgia. The chemistry of the band’s warm riffs and vintage melodies lure you in like that of steam from an apple pie sitting upon an open window. Their most cherished song, Light, tells how we should find our happiness within and keep moving forward. Static Nostalgia will help relate with one’s self because of the amount of intensity, devotion, and excitement. 

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Hailing from the chilly Indy out of a musical family, Alpine is all about just making good music. Considering her father was a drummer and all her father’s brothers played at least one instrument, music runs deep in her family’s roots. Since gravitating towards music at a young age with her older sibling, Alpine flexed her musical muscles performing at various talent shows, pep rallies, making appearances at Black Pride, Open Mic nights, and the Indiana State University radio station. 
Her musical influences include various artists from Run DMC to Eric B & Rakim all the way to Outkast and Wu Tang. She is currently working out of Orlando, Fl where she resides. “I see myself making positive music to re-influence our upcoming youth in a more positive fashion in hopes of one day knowing I took part in something powerful including bringing back hip-hop music, music with substance.”

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