Member Since: 23/06/2007
Band Members: The Summer Nights House Band:
Jason Kesler -- vox, keyboard, guitar, percussion l
Michael Butler -- guitar, bass l
Chris Laney -- bass, drums l
Walt Entrekin -- drums l
Phillip Mitchell -- trumpet, backing vox l
Jennifer Allen -- flute l
Isaiah Amos -- sax l
Chris Sundling -- upright bass, slide guitar l
Dusty Pace -- banjo, backing vox l
Trey Young -- mandolin l
Jason "Panko" Wilson -- fiddle
Influences: National Era, King Radio, Jellyfish, the Beach Boys, Grand Drive, the Mud Band, and others
Sounds Like: a pretty cool mix [of] a bunch of pop sounds [. . .] There's some power pop, some Americana, some rock, and it all adds up to a tasty melodic stew. The title track starts things off in a kind of Wallflowers/Tom Petty mode, and then kicks into high gear with a horn section. The piano-based "We Were Young" follows, reminding me a bit of The Argument, while the languid "Umbrella Sky" brings to mind the latest Cloud Eleven disc. Good stuff.--Absolute Powerpop l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l la loose ensemble [whose] self-titled EP is full of bouncy, sunny pop ditties that reveal an obvious appreciation for Brian Wilson, among other icons.--Stomp and Stammer l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l l lpoppy alt. country [. . .] "We Were Young" has a bouncy piano with a respectful nod to Brian Wilson. "Umbrella Sky" stays in that mode complete with sleigh bells. The remaining ballads are jazzy and countrified respectively.--Powerpopaholic
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