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REVIEW: Travis Hayes – ‘Love Songs’ EP

March 30, 2015March 31, 2015 Liv Simister album review, Emily Whitehurst, ep, infectious magazine, love songs, Planet Stereo, Travis Hayes, Young Daze0 comment

Love songs are everywhere. I’m pretty convinced we hear them for the entire month of February, and they’re usually overdone. In the last few years, finding a decent love song has been the bane of Mix-Tape-Makers everywhere. Enter Travis Hayes. Hayes’s debut album, Young Daze, was a soundtrack to growing up, but his latest three-track release, Love Songs, takes a hard look at love. Featuring the vocals of Emily Whitehurst, the small EP packs an unbelievable punch with acoustics that will tug at each individual heartstring. Please follow and like us:

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ALBUM REVIEW: Travis Hayes ‘Young Daze’

June 13, 2014June 13, 2014 Liv Simister 70s, album review, Bass, Bath Salts, blues, drums, film, florida, folk, Follow Me Home, harmonica, indie, infectious, Jack Kerouac, john o'callaghan, music, new, Night Swimming, on the road, poetry, rock, Song From a Movie, take me home, teen haze, the maine, towns like these, Travis Hayes, Twenty Nothing, wayfarer, Young Daze0 comment

Albums about being young seem to be a dime a dozen, but when you hear one and it just sticks with you, that’s when you know it’s good. Travis Hayes’ Young Daze will entrance you and prove to be the refreshing, crisp sound you’ve been looking for. The opening track, “Song From a Movie,” really does sound like just that; a track that’s been in one of your favorite films. It’s entirely instrumental, reminiscent of the soundtrack to the climax of a rom-com (enter Billy Crystal running down Manhattan’s streets on New…