Baltimore-based alternative rock band Future Islands is about to embark on a tour of the UK and Europe, and have released a romantic, richly textured new single to mark the occasion. Powered by lead singer Samuel T. Herring's rich vocals, our song choice today is their "Deep In The Night." Enjoy.
Showing posts with label Future Islands. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Future Islands. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 16, 2023
Wednesday, August 18, 2021
Mid-Week Song
We've featured alternative rock band Future Islands before, with the distinctive voice of lead singer Samuel T. Herring. The Baltimore-based band has a new single out just released this morning, "Peach."
Love is the reason I'm still holding ground
Life isn't perfect parties and perfect sounds
Death is in season, it's pushing me 'round
And 'round and 'round
A bottle cap, a rusted crown
Wednesday, July 8, 2020
Mid-Week Song: For Sure
Future Islands, the Baltimore-based alt rock / new wave band, released their new single "For Sure" just three hours ago. Organized around lead singer Samuel Herring's compelling baritone and unique vocal styling, the band has appeared in many major venues like Coachella, and the Glastonbury Festival, as well as on The Tonight Show, Jimmy Kimmel, Conan and others. Herring's physical, demonstrative song interpretations on stage have become a signature of the band. Enjoy.
Wednesday, February 15, 2017
Mid-Week Ran Song
Baltimore-based band Future Islands was featured here last June, after a couple of years of increasing recognition and concert appearances. Singer Samuel Herring's rich, bluesy voice is the band's most distinctive quality, along with its songs with ethereal melodies underlined by a keyboard and synthesizer, and deep bass guitar. Here's their newest single "Ran" (released two weeks ago) from their new album, "The Far Field."
Wednesday, June 8, 2016
Mid-Week Grandfathers Song
Baltimore-based band Future Islands developed a following after appearances on Letterman, and at festivals around the country, including Austin's SXSW, where they were named the Best Up and Coming Band a couple of years ago. Their lead singer, Samuel T. Herring has a unique, r & b style baritone voice, which often punctuates his songs in a staccato way. Here's their studio version of "A Song For Our Grandfathers" that they released last year from their most recent album, "Singles."
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