"Tipsy" is a spill-over song from The Wall Chargers previous band, Engine. It has a delicate porch folk vibe to it with clear resounding instrumental dances. Banjo, tenor guitar and violin flutter around the central folk melody. This particular recording is my favorite because it has a laid back feeling and doesn't seemed too rushed or too lengthy.          

Tipsy

Rainbow is a pretty recent song. We decided that the best way to capture it was Landon performing solo in a quiet room. Two microphones were used. This is roughly the third take. 

Notes: 
The inspiration comes from time I spent in Altus, OK visiting family. Rainbow is the name of the man who works our family fields. The remainder of the piece touches on familial dichotomy, denied idealism and personal revelation. 

First featured on "Curiosity Cabinet" 

Rainbow

"Magnolia" is the first single from our new album EVER ONWARD. 
A lighthearted anthem about past girlfriends and why they could never compare the wonderful wife I have today. 

Featuring a new cast of sounds and textures. Upbeat and dancey with flares of vintage synth and smooth electric guitar. 

Recorded in Muscle Shoals, AL. 
Mastered by Josiah Rambin

Magnolia

The Wall Chargers

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