The Storm Windows Release New Single and EP "More Lucky"

The Storm Windows, a New York and Vermont-based Americana band, have unveiled their new single and EP, both titled "More Lucky". This release stands out for its optimistic outlook on current times, encapsulated in the title track's message of resilience and the need to keep moving forward. The EP features six original songs that span a wide range of musical styles within the Americana genre, from folk-inspired melodies to summer jam vibes, all while maintaining a cohesive theme of hope and the pursuit of better days.

Highlights of the EP include the folk-tinged "More Lucky" and "I Made a List", alongside the energetic "I'm Going to Memphis" and "We All Have Ghosts". The collection concludes with the rock-inspired "I Ain't Finished Yet" and the uplifting "Angel (That Heaven Must Of Sent Down)", offering listeners a diverse yet unified musical experience. The band, consisting of brothers Rob and Don Mathews and drummer Erik Anderson, is known for their ability to blend folk, rock, and jazz elements into their music, earning them the label of "New Americana" by critics.

Following the release, The Storm Windows are set to perform at the Stone Corral Brewery in Richmond, Vermont, and the historic Silver Bay Auditorium on Lake George, New York, bringing their new music to live audiences. For those interested in exploring the EP further, the band has made an EPK available, featuring links to the six original songs and lyric videos for "More Lucky" and "I'm Going to Memphis" here.