California’s latest pop-rock stars, Charming Liars, stop by Inside Music to discuss the reality of releasing music in uncertain times.
Music has an uncanny ability to transport listeners anywhere the artists choose to take them. A great song can take you to the beach at the height of summer, the edge of the universe, or the inside of a car flying down a long stretch of empty highway in the dead of night. That power has never been as appreciated as it is in an age where no one can leave their home, which is why we need good music now more than ever.
Charming Liars create music that takes you places. Their songs are a highlight reel of life’s most compelling moments, with each one laid out in explicit detail to help listeners lose themselves in the moment. You can experience the rapturous joys of sex, the pains of heartache, the exciting uncertainty of new love, and more while enjoying the band’s catalog. The members of the group have made it their mission to showcase the beauty and wonder of existence through music, and we are the ones rewarded for their efforts.
2020 is an exciting year for Charming Liars. After trying their hand at traditional methods of promotion and releasing, the band is choosing to spend the year sharing a series of singles. Each track offers a different side of the band’s diverse talent. It’s a musical smorgasbord of ideas and melodies that makes a strong argument for the group to be one of the most talked-about names in music before 2021 arrives.
On this episode of Inside Music, host James Shotwell calls LA pop-rock group Charming Liars to discuss promotion and optimism in the age of coronavirus. The band tells James about their decision to pivot their release plans, as well as their feelings about quarantine concerts.
