II THE BLOOM

Holy Way

‘Feel Again' was written after a meaningless hookup where I felt a desire for something deeper. As a young adult in LA, I was definitely influenced by our modern "hookup culture" to be satisfied with meaningless physical relationships but I began to feel empty and realized that as humans, one of our primary needs is true connection, care and affection. The song was written in the moment when I realized I wanted more. Literally a few weeks later, I met the love of my life.

Feel Again

In their second EP, Michael Barrow & The Tourists takes a deep dive into roots rock and vintage soul. Get ready for some organ, groovy bass lines, funky guitar licks, and soulful vocals.

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Album credits:
Music By: Michael Barrow, Trevor Harmon, Mark Lanham Zach Collier, Reed Perkins, Alessandro Improta

Lyrics By: Michael Barrow, Trevor Harmon, Mark Lanham, Zach Collier, Reed Perkins, Alessandro Improta         

Published By: alexrainbirdRecords

Produced By: Michael Barrow, Trevor Harmon, Zach Collier, Reed Perkins, Mark Lanham, Alessandro Improta, Brian Zieske of Off Axis Audio

Mixed By: Brian Zieske of Off Axis Audio, Ryan King of June Audio

Mastered By: Michael Barrow & The Tourists

Musicians and Instruments: Michael Barrow (Vocals, Backing Vocals, Rhythm Guitar), Trevor Harmon (Electric Guitar),  Mark Lanham (Electric Guitar) Zach Collier (Organ, Piano, Synthesizer, Sequencing), Reed Perkins (Drums, Percussion), Alessandro Improta (Bass)        
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Something New

These Cold Nights

Verso (Winter Version)

Faint Line

The single "Where can I buy fresh berries at night?" by Fellow Hollow, out June 26th, 2020. From the album "Violet paper wings" - out December 4th, 2020.

ARTIST LINKS

Official Site: http://www.fellowhollow.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fellowhollow
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fellowhollow
Twitter: https://twitter.com/fellowhollow
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0m3Ad4VGInYlbkrLSqx9t8?si=FXXlBIVuQWeXUwfIWfSmNQ
Apple: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/fellow-hollow/1167923068


ABOUT THE SONG

In singer and lyricist Andrew Gavin Williams words, "This song is about the many forms grief can take—particularly in the digital age. I read an article about a woman named Eugenia who made a 'digital monument' for her friend Roman who had died tragically in an accident. The memorial was an interactive chat bot that pulled words and phrases from email and text conversations between her and her late friend throughout the years. The article touched me but left me unsettled. While the conversations felt sweet and melancholy, it all felt a bit like the entering the uncanny valley. Does our technology make it harder to get closure? What ought we do with the digital remains of our loved ones?"


LYRICS

Remember how we made a surprise for Protey
In the trash bags on his birthday that year?
Tell me everything that you remember
I think my air is getting thinner up here

When our friends die, I think that we will too
We'll make them new and put them online
Feeling like a dream is coming true
Remember me and I'll remember you
And when we die, we'll make it out alive
Feeling like a dream is coming true

Violet little paper wings
Please don't fly away for nothing you'd lose
Roma, oh how I want you to remember
And at the same time it's familiar and so strange

When our friends die, I think that we will too
We'll make them new and put them online
Feeling like a dream is coming true
Remember me and I'll remember you
And when we die, we'll make it out alive
Feeling like a dream is coming true  

I promise
You can be honest
You are loved
I'll save your breakfast for you
You were loved more than you know
Even lying on the sofa all day again
In a weird mood
You slept all day after that
Finally ate your breakfast

When we see someone in our dream
We just see ourselves
Dreams don't mean anything
By the way, where can I buy fresh berries at night?
Goodnight
Goodnight

Where can I buy fresh berries at night? (single)

Where can I buy fresh berries at night?

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Fellow Hollow - "Where can I buy fresh berries at night?"

This is a song about facing your ego and coming home to your deepest spiritual self. It is a reflection on my early 20's when I was searching for answers and trying to heal from my own anxiety and depression. It became apparent that we all need to focus on our own healing and not blame others for the pain in our lives. You have to stay true to your path, keep your heart from growing numb, and always remember that you’re never alone.

Bridges

Come Home Now

Twins of June - Love You So

An uplifting song with a summery, feel-good vibe about releasing that which no longer serves us - 'I throw it all to the stars'.

Letting Go is the first of three new full-band tracks for release in 2020.

Letting Go

The January Lanterns is an indie-folk-pop duo created by husband-and-wife team Andrew and Kristen Camp. The high school sweethearts have navigated life’s highs and lows together and their music is a raw and heartfelt expression of their journey. With bittersweet harmonies and poignant lyrics, they craft a sound that blends warm folk melodies with pop-infused production, creating something deeply intimate yet expansive.

Based in Missouri, The January Lanterns’ music speaks to anyone who’s lived through love, loss, and the complex beauty of personal growth. Their second album, That’s What We’ll Be, released in May 2025, follows their debut LP, For The Kids, When They’re Older (2022), and several singles that paved the way for their evolving sound. That’s What We’ll Be offers a collection of stories about vulnerability, transformation, and embracing life’s uncertainties. 

The duo’s single, “the kid that wrecked it all” was named in the top 12 songs at the 2024 Telluride Troubadour Songwriting Competition and The January Lanterns are also active in licensing their music for sync. Warner Chappell Production Music commissioned Andrew and Kristen to write a six song EP for their sync catalog. Since then those songs have been licensed in numerous TV shows around the world.

Their music is a comforting embrace—a glowing light in the darkness of life's challenges—offering stories of vulnerability, hope, and transformation. Two lanterns, burning bright in the night sky.

Faint Line

The January Lanterns

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