New Orleans indie rockin' trio Native America share their latest single 'Like A Dream', taken from their imminent full-length, 'Grown Up Wrong'.
What began as an experimental recording project for songwriter Ross Farbe - channelling his love for tiny keyboards, homemade noisemakers, and bedroom recording - soon turned into an outlet for his ethereal dream-pop and infatuation with physical space and natural reverb, leading him to break into warehouses, garages, and abandoned spaces around New Orleans, to lay down tracks. The result was a five-track EP, 'Dancing About Architecture', which was released in 2010. This was followed by their first full-length 'Get Well Soon' and follow-up EP 'Bad Weed/But Still Weed' last year.
With the solo project now a three-piece, with John St. Cyr on bass and Ray Micarelli on drums, they release more pop-rock with Beatles-esque harmonies, strong hooks and fuzzy rhythms on their second album 'Grown Up Wrong'.
Check out 'Like A Dream' below.
'Grown Up Wrong' is out on November 18 via Inflated.
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