We’re loving Côte d’Azur, a new track from Quiet Hollers, and the first we’ve heard from them since we posted the brilliant Road Song back in the beginning of 2013.
It comes from their upcoming self-titled sophomore album which runs the proverbial gamut of the band’s eclectic influences: 90s college rock, post punk and alt-country, to deliver heady, literate, hook-laden narratives, blasting through tube amps in swirls of violin and piano.
This new track is a gem, with echoes of another MM fave Houndmouth, it is another example of frontman Shadwick Wilde’s vivid storytelling and brilliant lyrical wordplay.
Listen below.
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