Samuel T. Herring's raw delivery over lush arrangements defines their sound.
For the full effect, watch a live clip of 'Seasons.' Then put on something like 'The Fountain' to hear that same emotional engine in a quieter gear.
Their 2014 album 'Singles' changed things, especially with 'Seasons (Waiting On You).' That song, and Herring's whole physical performance style, turned their synth-pop into something more urgent and human. It's not just music you hear; it's something you feel in the room.
They started in Baltimore around 2006, putting out 'Wave Like Home' in 2008. The attention from 'Singles' led to later albums like 'The Far Field' and 'As Long as You Are,' but the core trio and that synth-driven setup stayed steady.
Keep it compact: a lyric you come back to, a live memory, or the part of the catalog you would point someone toward first.
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