Treetop Flyers - Palomino album flac

New album 'Palomino' is the result. The product of a band whose fluidity is their main strength, it finds Treetop Flyers blending folk influences, that Laurel Canyon sound, with some of their most visceral songwriting to date. Out on March 11th, you can check out 'Palomino' below. Fairytales and Lullabies This was a song we had in the list of tracks to go on the first album, but it didn't quite make the cut. So for this album we went back to it and gave it a bigger band feel, with drums, bass and electric guitars. I really love the way it turned out, and feel it really shows every member of the band at their best. Lyrically, it is about people moving on in different directions, but holding onto the past which we all do too much sometimes.

Treetop Flyers new album Palomino comes two and a half years on from their acclaimed debut album The Mountain Moves. Recorded at the band's own Soup Studios in London, self-produced along with the help of some friends - and then mixed by Jonathan Wilson (Father John Misty, Conor Oberst, Elvis Costello) - their new outlook was to embrace the unknown, and begin experimenting.

In all, Palomino is an album filled with the voices of those who have seen hardship and survived, coming through the pain even stronger and more confident. These are honest, raw voices the audience will immediately connect with, and their timeless sound makes them a hit with various age groups. Palomino is a powerful album, real and full of true human emotion. Nicely done, Treetop Flyers. Valarie Kinney is the author of Heckled, Slither, and Just Hold On, as well as the short stories Copper and Ailith in the KAPOW anthologies from 7DS Books.

Treetop Flyers have bounded back on to the scene with an assured, accomplished third album. Old influences and new beginnings have resulted in a unified album of West Coast rock with a West London edge, cut with country influences, a celebratory groove, and irrepressible heart and soul. Palomino’ is layered in folk-rock textures, recalling that Laurel Canyon sound yet with a defiantly modern twist. their cracking tunes, instrumental excellence and sneaky, silk spun harmonies spell class ★★★★ DAILY MIRROR.

1. You, Darling You. 4:260:30. Listen to Palomino in full in the this site app. Play on this site. 2016 Loose Music, under exclusive license from Treetop Flyers.