June 14, 2019
Good Night Magazine Shares The Inoculated Canaries’ “Sneakers” Music Video
Good Night Magazine recently shared The Inoculated Canaries’ new video for their song “Sneakers.” Check it out here.
Good Night Magazine recently shared The Inoculated Canaries’ new video for their song “Sneakers.” Check it out here.
Rock Your Lyrics recently interviewed The Inoculated Canaries about their recent single, “Sneakers.” Read it here.
“We’re all really looking forward to making another record sometime in the future.”
Click here to read the full interview with Owen-Glass on Vents Magazine.
Have you listened to the new single “Saint” from Owen-Glass? Click here to listen on That Buzzing Sound.
Have you heard Owen-Glass’s New single “Saint”? Click here to stream it on Frame The Stage.
MusicOTFuture features Rob Jamner’s “Holding Stones” music video on their site as part of their Video of the Week series. Check it out here
The Prelude Press recently shared Saint Spicer’s new single “On Repeat.” Click Here to stream it now.
Rock Life Magazine features The Inoculated Canaries most recent single,”The Lawyer’s Wife” on their site. Check it out here
“There is a big beautiful world of love out there that has nothing to do with sex or lust! It includes loving yourself, making space and time for yourself. It includes loving your friends, listening to them and doing the same for them as you do for yourself. And it includes your family, and your pets. And even strangers on the street! But none of these things are valued as much as the other type of love. So my advice is value those things. Start with valuing self love and go from there. See what happens.”
To read Saint Spicer’s full interview with River Beats click here
“For this single, I worked with a producer named Born Soul. This was the first single that we worked on together. When I got to his studio we got right down to business. It was very organic. He picked out the sample that you hear at the beginning and put it to a swing beat. I was immediately inspired and came up with the first verse right away. We parted ways, then I went home and had the song completed within a week or so. We felt it needed something special, so I asked Jason Cherry, a bassist in Austin, to add that dope bassline. Then it was just a matter of the saxophone solo!”
Click here to read the full Q&A with Saint Spicer on Frame The Stage.