"Indie band Pinwheel Valley has just released their new single "Someway" on August 29 via Hot Soap Records. This follows their recent track "Werewolf," which gained attention from METAL Magazine and Irish radio stations RTÉ 2FM and RTÉ 2XM. With over 2 million streams and features in CLASH, NOTION, Earmilk, and Billboard Argentina, they've established themselves as a band rich in emotional depth and sonic ambition. Their previous single, "Your Superman," reached No. 13 on the US iTunes Alternative Chart, while award-winning videos for "Willow" and "Abduction" earned accolades at prestigious film festivals."
"I wrote 'Someway' as a tender plea, woven with threads of hope and longing. It reflects the ache of separation (be it physical, emotional, or spiritual) and the deep yearning for reconnection. In an age defined by instant, hypermodern communication, I found myself gazing out to sea, inspired by a bygone era when messages in bottles carried words of love across vast, uncertain distances."
"Led by Jordanian-Canadian musician Qais Khoury, Pinwheel Valley blends Indie Soul, mellow Alt-Rock, and Folktronica. What began as a solo project has evolved into a full band for live performances, showcasing a diverse sound inspired by artists like Jeff Buckley and Radiohead. "Someway" marks a shift towards gentle Indie Folk, featuring intimate acoustic elements and Qais' emotive vocals."
Pinwheel Valley released the single "Someway" on August 29 via Hot Soap Records, following the attention-grabbing track "Werewolf." The band has accumulated over 2 million streams and earned features in CLASH, NOTION, Earmilk, and Billboard Argentina. Previous single "Your Superman" reached No. 13 on the US iTunes Alternative Chart, and videos for "Willow" and "Abduction" won awards at film festivals. Led by Jordanian-Canadian Qais Khoury, the project blends Indie Soul, mellow Alt-Rock, and Folktronica and expanded from a solo project into a full live band. "Someway" shifts toward gentle Indie Folk with intimate acoustic textures and emotive vocals, lyrically rooted in separation and yearning.
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