DWNTWN: Till Tomorrow (Video)

Earlier this month, I wrote about the amazing new single from DWNTWN, Til Tomorrow. A great teaser from their next release which surely you will find yourself listening on repeat. It's brilliant in every way with that signature sound we've come to love from DWNTWN.

To top it off, the band has released the perfect visuals to accompany the single. So stop living in the past, you don't need it and see the video for Til Tomorrow. 

DWNTWN: Til Tomorrow

DWNTWN has premiered their latest single 'Til Tomorrow" on USA TODAY. It's a beautiful song about the fear of not becoming who you thought you would. Of that point in your life when you seem stuck in a monotonous daily routine. It's simply great and refreshing to hear a song so candid about topics that are not really explored. Especially when set to the synthy-dreamy beats of DWNTWN and Jaime Leffler's luscious vocals. A very exciting taste of what's to come ahead in their new EP, which is sure to be amazing.

Listen to 'Till Tomorrow.'

DWNTWN @ The Satellite

DWNTWN continued their Monday residency shows at LA's The Satellite. It was an amazing show as always with a mix of the songs we've come to love and newer ones. So new that they are yet to be titled. Making a circle prayer for a release soon!

Don't miss DWNTWN's final residency show at The Satellite if you are in LA. It's guaranteed to be a blast. This is probably my dozenth time seeing them and every time it's a brand new experience!

DWNTWN keeps me coming back for more!

     I can't stop listening to DWNTWN, it's become a bit of an obsession. I recently, saw the luscious pop trio consisting of Robert Cepeda, Jerrod Bettis, and lead singer (superstar) Jamie Leffler perform at SXSW and I couldn't have asked for more. The dreamy pop sounds combined with the killer stage presence of Jamie and her curly hair-flips are everything you can ask for in a live performance.

      Check out the video for their latest single "Stood Me Up." The song is anthem for those 30 minute love affairs that sometimes leave you lying on the cold hard ground feeling a bit broken up.