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The Winter Project Perform Live from Ralph's Diner, Christmas 2018.  John Denver's Christmas classic, Please Daddy Don't Get Drunk This Christmas.

Please Daddy Dont Get Drunk This Christmas

Live Radio session of Opechee Bay by The Winter Project from WMFO Radio On the Town with Mikey D, Joel Simches doing sound.

Live on WMFO 8/22/18

Opechee Bay-Live On The Town with Mikey D

Live Radio session of Anniversary by The Winter Project from WMFO Radio On the Town with Mikey D, Joel Simches doing sound.

Anniversary - Live On The Town With Mikey D

Live Radio session of Ache by The Winter Project from WMFO Radio On the Town with Mikey D, Joel Simches doing sound.

Ache - Live on WMFO Radio

"Breathe" is the first single off "Brighter Days?", the band's full length 8 song release and the fourth album from The Winter Project. "Breathe" is about a couple early into their marriage and the woman has not yet lost her desire to see others, but the man is content and knows she is worth waiting for, so he waits for her every night though it pains him to do so.

Breathe

“Scars Above”, the new single from The Winter Project’s upcoming  fifth record, is a tale of pain and emotional turbulence redeemed. Stick with a relationship long enough and the scars earned along the way become tattoos of stamina and resolve, proudly displayed. Rarely does a song by The Winter Project end in a positive outcome, but this snappy 160 bpm rocker lands the listener in a place that feels like a well-worn pair of jeans: familiar, comfortable and rugged. It craftily brings together their punk roots with a blending of the Americana, alt country sounds that snuck into their most recent album, “Brighter Days’. The big, sing-along chorus of “Scars Above” will have listeners longing for the day when we’re back in clubs, singing along, fist pumping in air, enjoying our favorite bands.

The past year has seen an explosion in listeners for The Winter Project. Their last album “Brighter Days?”, released in 2019, saw their fanbase expand from New England, where they call Boston home, to a global audience. “Scars Above” was recorded at world-famous Q Division Studios in Somerville, MA, where so many classic records have been recorded by artists such as Dropkick Murphys, Paul Westerberg, Julina Hatfield, Buffalo Tom and The Mighty, Mighty Bosstones.

Scars Above

The Winter Project released their new single ‘Georgia Tech’ on October 27. While the coronavirus pandemic has stages empty and bands itching to play live, The Winter Project have been busy recording and releasing new material. This is the second post-pandemic release from the band this year.

‘Georgia Tech’ is a blistering 180 BPM pop/punk rocket, which transposes the wistful tale of the song’s heart-broken protagonist with accessible, hook-laden riffs. It brings to mind other bands who have captured this dichotomy so well, such as Blink-182, Alkaline Trio and Jawbreaker. ‘Georgia Tech’, however,  is undeniably rooted in the classic Boston indie rock sound. Garage-y guitar tones, a pounding rhythm section and a vocalist with just a touch of that Boston attitude.

‘Georgia Tech’ follows the band’s late summer release of ‘Scars Above’ which dropped in late August. Both songs were recorded at Q Division in Somerville, MA. The band was the first in the world-famous studio as soon as they reopened with new safety precautions in June of this year.

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