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A Love Song from Sleeping At Last
So Ryan O’Neal, the man behind Sleeping At Last, has this really cool project called “Yearbook,” a sort of 12-month experiment in short-term songwriting. O’Neal wrote and recorded three songs a month for a year, naming each of the 12 EPs after their namesake month. Which is ambitious and pretty rad. We caught O’Neal/SAL live at the show and witnessed one of April’s highlights, a love song to the wife called “Tethered.”
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