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Spillway share a melancholic piece of indie folk bliss on "Are You Having Fun Yet?"

  • July 11, 2024
  • Aidan Grant
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Returning with a groove rich piece of indie-folk – brothers Aaron and Wyatt Mones – otherwise known as Spillway – have debuted their single "Are You Having Fun Yet?" Available via Opus Records – Drawing from their roots in Woodstock, New York, and their influences ranging from Blake Mills to Frank Ocean to Sufjan Stevens, the duo offers a nostalgic folk-pop experience that feels both personal and universal. It's a track that's built off a gorgeous yet simple guitar riff with smooth drum elements throughout.

"Are You Having Fun Yet?" is a reflective piece, pondering the journey and changes that come with time. The Mones brothers, now based in New York and Los Angeles, have poured their multifaceted talents into this track, delivering a sound that's rich in texture and emotion. The song’s production is as thoughtful as its lyrics, showcasing their skills as seasoned musicians and producers.

The brothers’ journey from a small garage on Spillway Drive to amassing over 5 million streams speaks to their dedication and passion for music. Their debut single under Spillway is a testament to their growth and artistic vision.

Connect with Spillway: Instagram |

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