A mid-week salve for the winter blues arrives today in the form of "Evergreen," a new song out from beloved Durham duo, Wye Oak, as part of Adult Swim's Singles series (incidentally, earlier this week, Wye Oak's Jenn Wasner also dropped a new Flock of Dimes single, "The Sisters," out on Carpark Records.)
In the song, searching dream-pop is underwritten with a self-examination that takes several listens to really digest, which seems to be one of the more evergreen pillars of the band: process is valued over emotional lightbulb moments. In a tweet, the band described the new song as a "sonic documentation of [...] seasonal depression."
"Evergreen" by Wye Oak
Today also marks the release of NPR's latest Tiny Desk Concert, featuring the ethereal vocals of Mountain Man's Amelia Meath, Molly Erin Sarlé and Alexandra Sauser-Monnig. The intimate concert features several songs from last September's Magic Ship, which the band will begin touring for in March.
Mountain Man's NPR Tiny Desk Concert
