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Plural isn't gonna make you sweat. They don't want you to. Their appetite for strong harmonies and sensitive melodies blend smoother than cream corn and applesauce. One taste and you'll call your mom. Born out of a long, hard working 8 years in the "almost was" ska/punk band, Buck-O-Nine, Scott Kennerly and drummer Jeff Hawthorne teamed up with singer/songwriter John Meeks to form the beginings of Plural. Joined on violin by Mary Forrest, they recorded their debut record, "Have A Rad Summer". While their sound has been compared to that of Lifes Rich Pagaent era R.E.M, you will also hear glimpses of indie rock, california pop and alt country. Diverse, yes, but grouded in strong songwriting with an emphasis on melody and mood. Take a listen, and enjoy. Also check out the NEW album "I Feel Beautiful" Check out the artist's website: http://www.worldofplural.com Track List: 1. Before You 2. Don't Tell A Soul 3. Lady Liberty 4. Never Again 5. All The First Time 6. Birthday Girl 7. Feeling My Age 8. For You Tonight 9. It's Quiet 10. Summer Air 11. On The Road (Not Again) 12. It Could Be Real 13. Fall Into Summer 14. Christmas Suggested CDs:Other Genres:
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