| Self-titled EP Party at InDo Nashville on Feb 7 |
With a mantra of “going against the grain,” alternative rock/pop trio Sunset East released their debut single “These Tracks” in November via iTunes, Amazon, and Spotify amongst other digital platforms. Now just ahead of their forthcoming self-titled EP, due on February 8 2019, the trio has release the official music video for their single.
Directed by Brooke Greenberg, the story behind “These Tracks” is depicted by actors Delaney Keithand Josh Shearer and was filmed outside of Nashville at the District Fair in Lawrenceburg.
“The location was chosen to fit in with the rollercoaster ride theme of the song,” said Sunset East’s lead singer Ellen Hogan. “The shoot day was definitely an adventure. It started by driving all through the night after a gig in Charleston, SC the night before. It was a fun shoot, we had a great team behind us, and we think it captures the vibe behind the song’s lyrics.”
“These Tracks,” co-written by Sunset East (Harrison Doyle, Ellen Hogan, and Kyle Robert) alongside Eric Ganis, showcases the trio’s edge and three-part harmonies and was produced by Shawn Gough. Recently, Sunset East debuted the single live on WSMV’s Today in Nashville.
“’These Tracks’ epitomizes the rollercoaster ride of toxic relationships; though it feels great at times, it’s damaging effects outweigh the pros,” said Doyle.
“We chose to release this as our debut single because of the catchy groove and pop-feel, which stands out from the other tracks on our EP,” added Robert.
Sunset East will hold an EP release celebration On Thursday, February 7th at InDo Nashville (632 Fogg St.) from 5-7 p.m. where Harrison, Ellen, and Kyle will be performing the project in it’s entirety. All industry alike is invited to hear the material and mingle amongst drinks and finger food.Click Here to Register
The trio came together in 2017, marrying a unique blend of captivating songwriting and melodic grooves with a rock ‘n roll backbone. Both Hogan and Robert are formally trained in music; Robert in jazz performance and Hogan in classical voice. Doyle has an old-school country upbringing is a self-taught instrumentalist with vocal techniques inspired by Hank Williams and George Strait, however, not immediately obvious with his deep rasp.
The band’s Australian-born manager, Steve Gordijn, and his Nashville-based firm BMC International are thrilled to have a hand in Sunset East’s extensive tour schedule throughout much of 2018, contributing to a rapidly growing fanbase across the nation, and is further preparing all three members for the road next year to promote their EP.
For more information on Sunset East, please visit www.sunseteastmusic.com or follow on Facebook and Instagram.
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