The 2nd single from the album Sunshine In My Bones (out May 15th) is a heartfelt call to tell the people you love how you feel now and without any hesitation. It features Elizabeth on vocals and electric piano, Michael on guitars and bass, and Tony Ferraro on drums.
The first single from ES:MO's upcoming release SUNSHINE IN MY BONES (out May 15) is out NOW! Featuring the amazing Larnell Lewis on drums, with Elizabeth Shepherd and Michael Occhipinti who play everything else.
OUR 2nd SINGLE IS OUT! Please listen to Don't Want to Wait and add to your favourite streaming platform!This link takes you to the main streaming services: https://too.fm/9ol0rq4
ES:MO's new single Don't Want to Wait is out now, just a week before the full album Sunshine In My Bones (out May 15th) drops! And if you haven;t heard it yet, the first single What You Want Can Never Be came out just a few weeks ago and features Larnell Lewis on drums and is a setting of a poem by Eve Joseph.
Sunshine In My Bones is a celebration of ES:MO's compositions built on hours of improvised jam sessions, samples of washing machines, voice and guitar loops, synth stylings and the vision of two great friends who recognize the magical connection they have when they improvise music together. Art pop for curious ears, the collection of genre-bending, all-original material features collaborations with some of their favourite drummers.
The lyrics are at times cheeky and playful, at times more earnest as they tackle the things ES:MO hold dear – sharing love in the moment and among tulips, the tragedy of war on battlefields or among social classes, bucking convention, and ultimately, how to keep the sun shining bright through strange and dark times.
TORONTO area fans please get your tickets to our May 23 release at www.hughsroomlive.com!
If We Were Vampires
ES:MO (Elizabeth Shepherd and Michael Occhipinti)
ES:MO's cover of Jason Isbell's beautiful and haunting classic.
“Genre-less creativity ”
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Check out this super artful video our friend Howie Shia did for of version of Nick Drake's “Riverman” (as featured on The Weight of Hope):
