Stay the Sea
by Stay the Sea
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Streaming + DownloadPurchasable with gift card
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The Great Wall
02:41
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Fall on the Water
02:06
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ooohh ooohhhh oooh ohhhhooohhohohhohhhhhooooo
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Dive
02:46
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a Sunset; untitled
06:50
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about
Born from the wreckage of a disjointed and unsuccessful album writing process, this self-titled EP is bathed in nostalgia, as it harbors the familiar vibe of our earlier works, but with a far more refined and tasteful realization. We hope for it to serve as a transitional piece of sorts, as we figure out our lives and continue evolving as musicians.
credits
released April 11, 2016
All songs written and performed by Stay the Sea
Cover photograph by Liza Jackson
As always, huge thanks to Celia Palmer for letting us practice and record at her house. Thank you to our parents, friends, and anyone who supports us in any way.
All songs written and performed by Stay the Sea
Cover photograph by Liza Jackson
As always, huge thanks to Celia Palmer for letting us practice and record at her house. Thank you to our parents, friends, and anyone who supports us in any way.
license
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about
Stay the Sea Athens, Georgia
Post-rock from Athens, Georgia.
discography
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Mar 2017 -
Apr 2016 -
Aug 2015 -
May 2015 -
Sep 2015
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