The Dales

21+The Currys have been staking their claim within the indie music scene since 2013, when vocalist/guitarist Tommy Curry quit his teaching job and moved to Charlottesville, Virginia, to join the harmony-based folk-rock outfit newly formed by brother Jimmy Curry (vocals, guitar) and cousin Galen Curry (vocals, bass). The band have since written and released three full-length albums: their studio debut Follow (2014), called eye-opening, but warmly familiar by Earmilk, and whose title track is one of the most beautiful pieces of music Ive ever heard (Todd Moe of NCPR); sophomore effort West of Here (2016), with its tight-as-a-rubber-band harmonies and infectious songwriting (PopMatters); and the expansive, self-produced This Side of the Glass (2019). During the pandemic, The Currys took the opportunity to explore different avenues of creativity. In 2020 the trio launched a podcast, This Side of the Mic, to showcase songs and share some laughs and insights. The band leveraged their down-time into writing and demoing dozens of new tracks, polishing their production chops and collaborating with fellow creators to expand their sound. The singles they released through 2021, such as pop/RMan On the Side and Graceland-inspired Last Night, pushed the boundaries of their previous catalog.Website / facebook / instagram / spotify / youtube Something magical happens when the three members of The Dales - Drew Lawrence, Preston Pope, and Jacqueline Tozzi start singing together. On their new album, Multi Trick Pony, their vocal harmonizing delivers an exquisite blending of soaring beauty and organic emotions. The album also reflects, as Lawrence explains, the balance of our different musical influences and finding a place where we all meet together in harmony.Website / facebook / instagram / spotify / youtube