"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.

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)

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