I Could Say, taken from the Odyssey EP.

Release date: November 10th 2013

Pre-orders available soon.

Produced and arranged by Hugh Worskett.
Engineered by Ben Mclusky, Hugh Worskett and Mark Bishop.
Mixed by Mark Bishop.
Mastered at Abbey Road Studios by Christian Wright.
Recorded at Snap Studios, London.

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I Could Say

'Even the Darkness Has Arms' takes its cues from the old "talking' blues" style of songwriting, but with a more personal subject . The lyrics are fast, the tempo is brisk, it stays light on its feet. If you ever woke up in a bed without somebody, and you didn't know the bed or the room or the city, this song might be for you.
 
CREDITS
Brad: lead vocals, guitars, piano
Andrew: percussion, ukulele, synthesizer
Sarah: guitar, vocals
Andrés: pump organ
Miles Perkin: contrabass
Richard Reed Parry: contrabass
Laurel Sprengelmeyer: vocals


The Barr Brothers - Even the Darkness Has Arms

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Double Negative

New track from the soon to be released album "This Arrangement of Molecules."  Full album out on April 14th! 

Setting Sun

Mimicking Birds - Burning Stars

Hold On (Reprise w/ Choir)

back with our new music, really hope you like it.  Come see us on tour this summer. 

Full EP out NOW! 
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PASSPORT TO STOCKHOLM - BETTER DAYS

Download "Here Right Now" for free on Bandcamp.
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Here Right Now

Watch the official video: 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ywblHCUm1YM

Lyrics:
I don't want to go to sleep, I don't want to be awake.
Don't want to go someplace that I cannot escape.
I don't want to be sideways, I don't want to be straight.
I don't want to go right now, I do not want to wait.

So give me tomorrow and I'll miss yesterday, 
But I won’t pretend like I know it all today.
Well I know what’s right, and I know what ain’t.
It’s hard to feel united in this here state.

Go on /Go on, my babe.
Go on, honey.
Go on /Go on, my babe. 
Go on all the way.

I don’t want to fight. I don’t want to run away. 
I don’t want to turn my back or laugh in your face. 
I don’t want to preach for preaching’s sake, 
but it seems we’re sleeping in this bed we made.

So give me tomorrow and we can laugh at yesterday
but I won’t pretend there ain’t nothing wrong today.
And I don’t want to close my eyes on the progress that we’ve made
but for every inch there’s a mile of mistakes.

Go on /Go on, my babe.
Go on, honey.
Go on /Go on, my babe. 
Go on all the way.

I don’t want to be a painter anymore, not this way. 
They like what I’m saying just “change the color of the paint.” 
Would you buy my work on the worth of the frame?
It used to be I’d make everything I made.

So give me tomorrow and we can get past yesterday.
Is this one of them things, some passing phase, 
where we all get up in arms but our arms are slow to raise. 
People die, and buildings go up in flames.

Go on /Go on, my babe.
Go on, honey.
Go on /Go on, my babe. 
Go on all the way.

I don’t want to be a writer anymore, not this way.
I may as well have been an actor so you could tell me what to say.
Or maybe a marionette so you could move my arms and legs, 
I may as well drive out to Montauk on Memorial Day.

So give me tomorrow and we can get forget yesterday.
It’s this modern focus that’s so hard to maintain. 
A flash in the pan, short-term gain.
No I don’t want to be a writer anymore, not that way.

Go on /Go on, my babe.
Go on, honey.
Go on /Go on, my babe. 
Go on all the way.


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Produced & Engineered by Paul Loren at Sterling Society Social Club in Brooklyn, NY
Mixed by Will Hensley // Mastered by Chris Gehringer
Written by Matt Sucich / Novelty Organ Publishing (ASCAP)
All Rights Reserved 2016
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Players:
Sarah Goldstone - Piano / Synth / Vibraphone / Vocals / Wurlitzer
Brian Kesley - Bass
Paul Loren - Vocals
Kiyoshi Matsuyama - Electric Guitars
Robby Sinclair - Drums / Percussion
Matt Sucich - Acoustic Guitar / Vocals



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Montauk

Check out our cover of The Supreme Jubilees ‎– "It'll All Be Over"

The other day we were listening to a podcast from the New York Times and in it, they had this quote. It was from an author living in a country thinking about the possibility of the atomic bomb being dropped on them. The quote ended with “let that bomb, when it comes, find us doing sensible and human things -- praying, working, teaching, reading, listening to music, bathing the children, playing tennis, chatting to our friends over a pint and a game of darts -- not huddled together like frightened sheep and thinking about bombs.” - CS Lewis

While things like social distancing and the closing of our favorite bars do not allow for the full fruition of this quote it was nonetheless inspiring. So this weekend we headed up to Colorado to be with some of our favorite musicians and create together. We hope this song gives you hope that someday this will be over.

It'll All Be Over (Supreme Jubilees Cover)

Every story begins somewhere. Ours began in the mountains of Flagstaff, Arizona. We were originally a group of strangers who found each other through a deep love for music & story telling.  Over the years we have become a family, writing not just our music together, but our lives. Our sights are set on being students of story with one another and loving people through our craft.

Through our music, we explore the questions that haunt us, the pain that marks us, and the hope that redefines everything for us.  We invite you into the conversation, build with us, find your place at the table.

It'll All Be Over (Supreme Jubilees Cover)

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