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Aunt Kelly – ‘Remember’ (Album Premiere)

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  1. Melody Bot

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    Today I’m thrilled to share the album stream of power pop/rock band Aunt Kelly called Remember. The band is comprised of vocalist/guitarist/pianist Kelly Hannemann, bassist Dan Gianaris and drummer Sarah Weddle, and their great musical chemistry is felt over the seven-song effort. With a sound that strays somewhere between Beach Bunny and The Aces, Aunt Kelly have crafted a great debut record that should dominate your summer rotation. Hannemann shared this about the new record:

    Remember is made up of songs written over several years through periods of despair, euphoria, depression, and mania. The title-track is about the fear of losing memories. There is something really comforting to me about being able to live in the past whether it’s through good or bad memories. I thought it was fitting for that song to be the title-track since all these songs hold a very specific feeling and will always make me think of that moment in time.

    By looking back on key memories and staying true to who they are as people and musicians, Aunt Kelly will make you remember their name. If you’re enjoying the early album stream, please consider pre-ordering Remember here.

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  2. So cool!! Sarah’s a great drummer and person
     
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  3. consider it PRE-ORDERED
     
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  4. paythetab

    Chorus.FM Album Reviewer (Adam Grundy) Supporter

    The more I listen to the first track "Worse For You," it reminds me of The Format's Interventions and Lullabies.