Hot on the heels of their latest EP, rom-coms + take-out, The Vaughns stop by Inside Music to discuss their career so far.
Every artist we know is facing a brave new world in 2021. After a year without performances, which is how many make a living from their music, musicians must embrace today’s reality or risk extinction. That story is universal, but The Vaughns have faced more than a pandemic since their last album was released, and today they’re sharing that journey with us.
rom-coms + take-out, The Vaughn’s new EP, is the product of two years where almost nothing went as planned. The group saw their membership split in half, a pandemic made touring impossible, and a break-up brought new lessons in growth that were welcomed, but not anticipated. The result is a three-song collection that finds hope by working through the pain of loss and change. It’s a record that reminds us that it’s okay not to be okay, which is what many of us need to hear right now.
In this episode of Inside Music, recent Equal Vision Records signees The Vaughns chat with host James Shotwell about everything that led them to where they are today. They discuss the uncertain future of live music, processing heartache through song, and landing a deal with the legendary alternative label Equal Vision Records.
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