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CATHEDRALS offer up their second single "Harlem"

  • February 24, 2014
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Mellow, laid-back and surprising can all be used to describe CATHEDRALS' new song entitled "Harlem". The SF-based male & female duo have released only one song ("Unbound") prior to today, which we had the opportunity to premiere, however if they maintain their forward momentum this should only be the beginning of a lucrative career.

Where "Unbound" remains hushed and grounded throughout "Harlem" showcases that CATHEDRALS also have the ability to maintain their mature sound while also infusing their music with a sense of playfulness. While "Harem" may begin at a slower pace, mixing electronic effects and beats with simplistic guitar, it picks up right around the two minute mark where live instrumentation take the center stage while the resonating vocals fade out. 

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Keep an eye out on CATHEDRALS as they as there is no telling how far their spunk can carry them.

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