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Sleeptalker
SimplifySimplify

Addison

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THE REVIEW

"Sleeptalker" is the name of a new band formed by four musicians with considerable experience and of not-so-young age. Coming from Nashville, they have chosen to classify their debut as a "mini-album" (preferring it over "EP"), showing uncommon potential.

It matters little that this is only a 29-minute work, because even in such a short time it manages to offer noble pop/rock music (listen to the depth of "Follow Your Guns") with great sounds and fresh atmospheres permeated with Radiohead, featuring an intense and delicate voice, capturing us in a simple way, with a complete sense of intimacy and relaxation, in something closely resembling the latest from Glen Hasard and his The Frames: the beautiful "The Cost".

"SimplifySimplify" has a non-revolutionary and spontaneous musical approach, although a particular attention to arrangements and production seems evident, but by their own admission, this is simply a way to begin, an idea, a direction to start from, with the real debut scheduled for next year.

If this is the expectation, they are to be seriously considered.

Best regards, Addison.

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Sleeptalker's debut mini-album SimplifySimplify, though brief, showcases a strong pop/rock style with intimate vocals and thoughtful production. The music draws on Radiohead and Glen Hansard influences, creating a fresh but familiar atmosphere. The band hints at a promising future with a full album to come. This release is a solid introduction deserving attention.

Tracklist

01   The Boy And The Scientist (00:00)

02   South For The Winter (00:00)

03   Great Wall Of China (00:00)

04   Follow Your Guns (00:00)

05   Many Bells Down (00:00)

06   A Leaf Upon The Wind (00:00)

07   Another Great Man Falls Victim To Another Great Lie (00:00)

Sleeptalker

A Nashville-based four-piece; their debut mini-album SimplifySimplify was described in DeBaser as intimate pop/rock with Radiohead and Glen Hansard influences.
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