Even before I starting writing for this site, I went through all the bands I could find in Atlanta and tried to decide what I liked. Small Reactions was one of the first bands I settled on. They’re really solid, and I hope I get the chance to see them live soon!
JoyScout’s “Vampires At Sea” is the best thing I’ve heard from Atlanta since I found out about Right Away, Great Captain. They’re calling this things like country, indie, neo-folk, and rock, and it’s just absolutely amazing.
Good God, this is some catchy, punchy chillwave. Atlanta producer Brittany Bosco knows her way around a sequencer.
There can be anywhere from five to ten people when Little Tybee makes music. From what I’ve heard, they sound really great. At the very least, you should definitely make it to their Facebook or search on Youtube for their music video for “Boxcar Fair”. This song is arranged really well, and this video is really interesting. It’s impressively beautiful and elaborate for it’s puppeteering style. These guys must work really, really hard and love arts and crafts.
The song “Boxcar Fair” itself is really great. It’s got smooth strings, clever words, and they did a really great job mixing the recording. That puppet thirsting to death at the end of the video is probably the most emotional puppeteering job I’ve ever seen. Excellent work, Little Tybee.