Travis Black – “Honey”

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Playfully melodic guitar swipes and clap-laden percussion open “Honey,” a new single from Travis Black, based around the Portland, Oregon area. Debonair vocals and crunchy guitar distortion complement a bustling bass drive to start, escalating contagiously into the synth-laden “dreams may come, and dreams may go,” hook; the glimmering, spacey character captivates here, and diversifies enjoyably from the more rock-forward initial arsenal. Jay Freedman’s saxophone bolsters the commanding production even further, cementing the success that is “Honey.”

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This and other tracks featured this month can be streamed on the updating Obscure Sound’s ‘Emerging Singles’ Spotify playlist.

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