Check out the official video for the Seedy Seeds’ Verb Noun, the title track from their recent album. If you dig this I highly suggest reading my review, and checking out the album in full.
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The Seedy Seeds are a Cincinnati indie trio that elegantly combine pop, electronica and bluegrass. They have a similar sound to that of the Freelance Whales. The mixture of these elements create a synthesis of these drastically different styles that is sensibly poppy, catchy and quite nice.
They’ve recently released their album, Verb Noun on Bandcamp (available for $9) and it quickly became a favorite of mine. In a word, this album is just warm. Its melodies are warm & the vocals are comfortable it is just a very listenable album. The sounds become even more lush with the use the banjo and synth vibes and complete something that is very special.
The title track is certainly a highlight, but there are some really good songs here. Highlights for me have been the ambling ‘Coyote Song,’ the synth driven ‘Hey Exponent,’ and the title track ‘Verb Noun.’
This album is well worth multiple listens, a joy to have listened to and I’ll be enjoying it for a while longer.
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The Seedy Seeds are a Cincinnati indie trio that elegantly combine pop, electronica and bluegrass. They have a similar sound to that of the Freelance Whales, but there is definitely a difference between the two. This track is a gorgeous blend of the aforementioned styles, it begins with an assortment of bass and strings, and kicks into gear with some on and off electronic elements that bring the chorus into a fast paced blur before it relinquishes back. This off and on construction creates a great stress and relief in the song structure. It all sounds kind of janky when I explain it, but in practice is quite nicely done. This song is super catchy, and fun to listen to and the upcoming album, under the same name will be out later this month.
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