Imagine this: A boy, born in Brooklyn, moves to Florida with his family so his father can attend seminary. He's homeschooled there and is only exposed to music by way of church choirs, Christian radio, Top 40 country songs, and playing the recorder.
A girl, born in Spokane, moves away from the city with her family to a "cabin deep in an evergreen forest" in reaction to a local drive-by shooting. She doesn't grow up playing music.
Boy ends up in San Lorenzo di Arzine, Italy to attend bible school on a farm after his parents move to a city an hour away from there to work for an evangelical church.
Girl, seeking adventure, also ends up in San Lorenzo di Arzine, volunteering in the aforementioned bible school's kitchen.
Boy and girl meet, fall in love, get married before either of them reach the age of 21... and become an awesome folk rock band.
So goes the tale of Pete and Amanda Wells, together called The Perennials.
Their new single "Breadcrumbs" packs the weight of these unique pasts into one heavy yet beautifully polished package. Gliding on restless piano and rich vocal melodies, this song can soundtrack both private moments of reflection and shared moments of bliss -- it's versatile, emotional, and overall just a terrifically full sound.
SIMILAR SONGS
