I guess you really can’t judge a book by its cover. The soft, dreamy vocals in The Record Summer’s jams belie a quiet rage, betraying an inner passion that feels almost at odds with their jams, but only adds to the mysterious intrigue powering this group.
Their debut ‘Race to the Bottom’ moves through singer/songwriter Bret Rodysill purging the wounds of a broken heart in the slow build of ‘Boys and Girls in the Modern Age’ and the ultra-catchy ‘You in an Empty Room.’ For a man with a lot on his mind, this is some fairly cathartic stuff.
This band submitted their music digitally here.
Mike Levine (@Goldnuggets)