“Be All The Love,” is the soulful, socially conscious new single and video from Bay Area-based New Earth Farmers.
“Be All The Love,” is the soulful, socially conscious new single and video from Bay Area-based New Earth Farmers.
With a sound not unlike ’70s-era Fleetwood Mac, The Family’s debut album, Delusions of Grandeur, nearly never saw the light of day. Written and recorded during the pandemic by members of a blended family with impressive musical resumes, the album sat unreleased until yet another family connection stepped in to bring it to listeners. James and Dylan LeBlanc, Angela Hacker, and Bay Simpson discuss the album’s star-crossed beginning and what it means to finally have it out in the world.
With a sound not unlike ’70s-era Fleetwood Mac, The Family’s debut album, Delusions of Grandeur, nearly never saw the light of day. Written and recorded during the pandemic by members of a blended family with impressive musical resumes, the album sat unreleased until yet another family connection stepped in to bring it to listeners. James and Dylan LeBlanc, Angela Hacker, and Bay Simpson discuss the album’s star-crossed beginning and what it means to finally have it out in the world.
“I really was going to be done with music, and then this project popped up. It was nothing I planned, but if I am not being creative, I can get depressed,” shared Grisham. TSOL has reinforced his fearless drive to push boundaries, and with a catalog of records to prove punk did not have to paint itself into a corner with mere speed and aggression, one could make a case that Jack Grisham has nothing left to prove. But the effort to bring the Life Undone record to fruition once again shows him testing the limits of his creativity.
“I really was going to be done with music, and then this project popped up. It was nothing I planned, but if I am not being creative, I can get depressed,” shared Grisham. TSOL has reinforced his fearless drive to push boundaries, and with a catalog of records to prove punk did not have to paint itself into a corner with mere speed and aggression, one could make a case that Jack Grisham has nothing left to prove. But the effort to bring the Life Undone record to fruition once again shows him testing the limits of his creativity.
