Way We Won't - Grandaddy
from their album Last Place (2017)
Grandaddy are a band of indie-rockers from Modesto, California. Formed in 1992, they made great music and great records until a lack of commercial (financial) success resulted in their 2006 breakup. Frontman Jason Lytle then embarked on a memorable solo career.
Ten years later, they have reunited and recorded a new album, Last Place. The record picks up right where they left off, both musically and lyrically.
I'm digging the tune Way We Won't, a medium tempo, easy to consume song that you could imagine hearing on a thousand radio stations.
The visual imagery of the song is precious: a homeless couple living on the roof of a big-box retail store looking down on the "consumers."
Click Here to watch the official video to Way We Won't.
Grandaddy are a band of indie-rockers from Modesto, California. Formed in 1992, they made great music and great records until a lack of commercial (financial) success resulted in their 2006 breakup. Frontman Jason Lytle then embarked on a memorable solo career.
Ten years later, they have reunited and recorded a new album, Last Place. The record picks up right where they left off, both musically and lyrically.
I'm digging the tune Way We Won't, a medium tempo, easy to consume song that you could imagine hearing on a thousand radio stations.
The visual imagery of the song is precious: a homeless couple living on the roof of a big-box retail store looking down on the "consumers."
Click Here to watch the official video to Way We Won't.
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