Deep in the heart of the American Southeast, where mountain music meets coastal groove, emerges a force of nature that defies easy categorization. With roots planted firmly in the Carolinas and Tennessee soil, this quartet crafts a sonic landscape that's both familiar and fearlessly new.

Their latest offering, “Strange Love,” pulses with the raw energy that's become their calling card. The single serves as a perfect gateway into their new EP, Reverie (Vol. I) – a collection that weaves Eric Tabone's thunderous bass lines with Brandon Berube's searing guitar work into a tapestry of sound that demands to be heard. Patrick Holland's rhythm guitar and backing vocals add layers of depth and harmony, while Andy Cary's drums drive everything forward with relentless precision.

But this isn't just about making noise. Every note, every beat, every harmony serves a greater purpose: to forge connections in an increasingly disconnected world. Through their music, they create moments of pure magic – where strangers become family and silence transforms into shared experience.

This isn't just a band. This is a movement of sound and spirit, crafting anthems for the seekers, the dreamers, and anyone who's ever felt the pull of something greater than themselves.