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Jawdropped: LA's Power-Pop Hopefuls Wear Hearts on Sleeves
18 Sep
Summary
- LA quartet Jawdropped releases debut album 'Secret to Spare'.
- Band members are in their 30s with prior musical experience.
- Album embraces sincere 90s revivalism with influences like The Lemonheads.
The Los Angeles-based quartet Jawdropped has unveiled their debut album, "Secret to Spare." Formed over two years ago by musicians in their 30s who have accumulated prior experience in various projects, the band channels influences such as The Lemonheads and Teenage Fanclub.
"Secret to Spare" is characterized by its sincere embrace of 90s power-pop revivalism. Vocalist Kyra Morling and guitarist Roman Zangari have expressed a desire to be upfront about their emotions and inspirations, eschewing an image of mystery.
The album's tracks delve into the challenges of urban life and personal growth. Songs like "Cup" and "Smoglight" reflect on career aspirations and the daily grind, while others, such as "Split Lip" and "Whiplash," explore the often-difficult realities of achieving one's goals and navigating life's unpredictable shifts.
