The Storm Windows, a New York and Vermont-based Americana band, have unveiled their new single and EP, both titled "More Lucky." This release showcases the band's signature blend of folk, rock, and jazz influences, delivering six original songs that range from folk-tinged melodies to summer jam vibes. The title track, "More Lucky," stands out as an anthem of optimism and resilience, featuring the trio of brothers Rob and Don Mathews, along with drummer Erik Anderson, complemented by Dima Faustov's horn arrangements and background vocals by SamSam.
The EP "More Lucky" captures the essence of Americana music, with tracks like "I Made a List" and "I'm Going to Memphis" offering listeners a diverse musical journey. The band's ability to weave together themes of hope and the pursuit of something better resonates throughout the EP, making it a timely release for the summer of 2025. Following their EP release event at the Stone Corral Brewery in Richmond, Vermont, The Storm Windows are set to perform at the historic Silver Bay Auditorium on Lake George, New York, further promoting their new work.
For those interested in exploring the EP further, The Storm Windows have made their EPK available, featuring links to the six original songs and lyric videos for "More Lucky" and "I'm Going to Memphis" here. This release not only highlights the band's musical evolution but also their commitment to creating music that speaks to the human experience, solidifying their place in the Americana music scene.
