On Flyte's 2017 record "The Loved Ones," it's easy to hear shades of The Beatles. On it, the British indie band has an uncanny combination of male vocal harmonies, sugary hooks and delicate lyrics.
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Plus, get the best of BroadwayWorld delivered to your inbox, and unlimited access to our editorial content across the globe. "Where all the other tracks on this record are about a romantic ...
Flyte review, ‘Flyte’: Heartbroken no more, the British duo return with a warm, intimate ode to love
Away from the roar and tumult of the outside world, Flyte have found peace. Their third, self-titled album is a distinctly insular affair, basking in the glow of new love to find joy in the everyday.
CMAT is having a CMoment. Her third album, Euro-Country, comes at the end of an electric summer for the Irish musician born Ciara Mary-Alice Thompson – a summer that included standout sets at ...
If Ed Embrey’s father had gotten his hands on a TV remote control 43 years ago, Embrey might not be in Monterey, Calif., today. Embrey and four friends play in the band Second Flyte, a tribute to ...
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