songs from the back porch | "it's always the quiet ones" out 5/4

Liz Sculley is a freelance pianist, accompanist, teacher, and composer. She performs regularly with the Boston Latin School music department and Riverside Theater Works, and coaches vocalists in a variety of styles and settings.

Described as "a crisp, & precise take on garage pop" (Boston Globe), Parks distinguishes itself with dynamic live performances, lush instrumentation, rich three-part harmonies and sprightly sonics somewhere between fizzy Shins twists and fiery Strokes-esque turns. 

Audiences have noticed: The Boston Globe named the band “one to watch” and they were prominently featured in a Boston Phoenix cover story. Parks' music has also been used on NBC, MTV and Vh1. 

Parks have shared the stage with The Lumineers, The Vaccines, Fountains of Wayne, Hospitality, and Milo Greene.

They premiered their "winter beach-themed" video for "Sweater Weather" on American Songwriter.

A motley collection of reformed band geeks, Noble Dust has been filling New England area venues and tiny living rooms alike with their dynamic, lyrically-driven progressive folk pop. Their thoughtfully-crafted backdrops, ethereal vocal harmonies, and intricate horn melodies culminate to create a sound that is at the same time otherworldly and familiar. Since the release of their debut EP in 2015, they have shared the stage with Dietrich Strause & Zachariah Hickman, Session Americana, Adam Ezra, Upstate Rubdown, and The Novel Ideas. The group received an Iguana Music Grant from Club Passim to record their first full length album, due out in mid-2017.

Bedroom-poprock weirdo. Jamaica Plain, MA.

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