#Cactus music reviews windows#

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#Cactus music reviews windows#

The melody is easygoing, making it perfect for singing along at the top of your lungs as you ramble down a highway with your windows open. The similarity is especially evident in the harmony vocals and the storytelling.

“Hey Baby” is the first song on the album, and it’s hard not to think about The Traveling Wilburys when you hear this one. It’s an acknowledgment that no matter how messed up things might be, people still want to believe in the world and find ways to feel lucky and joyful.” Torrey had this to say about the new album, “That idea of finding a silver lining comes up a lot on this record. Like many albums made after the pandemic, this album features some soul searching and also provides a message of hope. The band’s new album One Day takes a turn away from that influence of The Everly Brothers and embraces a warm 70s AM Gold sound that features a healthy dose of organ. The similarities could be found in both the melodies and the vocal harmonies. The band’s previous albums had the distinct vibe of another duo of brothers: Don and Phil Everly. The Cactus Blossoms is a duo from Minneapolis comprising brothers Jack Torrey and Page Burkum.