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Fairground Saints Release New Song, 'California'

By: Jan. 25, 2019
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Fairground Saints Release New Song, 'California'  Image

Buzzing California-bred and Nashville-based trio, Fairground Saints - Elijah Edwards, Meg McAllister, and Mason Van Valin - have released their new song, "California" today. The track was produced by Marshall Altman (Natasha Bedingfield, Walker Hayes, Frankie Ballard, Amy Grant, Eric Paslay) and mixed by Ryan Hewitt (The Lumineers, Brandi Carlile, Dixie Chicks).

The lyrics are filled with signature California imagery and the instrumentals boast the trios breezy, So-Cal country sound with Meg's beautiful vocals at the forefront. "California" is available now on all digital retailers and streaming services. Listen below!

"We've always written our own songs, but this time our producer and good friend Marshall Altman gave us this song and from first listen we were hooked," said the band. "It felt tailor made for us... Almost as if it was born out of our own personal experience. It's quintessential California imagery and it's heartfelt melody felt like home to us and we're so happy to be able to bring the song to life."

"California" comes off the heels of the release of "Somewhere Down the Line," which was the first music released under the group's newly minted global development partnership with Sony Music Nashville and Sony-owned distribution and digital marketing arm The Orchard. The track was praised by Rolling Stone who stated that the song "...marries the coed Californian harmonies of Fleetwood Mac with the polished punch of modern country-pop." The two tracks are just a taste of what's to come from the band's exciting forthcoming EP, which is due out later this Spring.



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