Stillwater, Oklahoma Apr 9, 2021 (Issuewire.com) - The strains of Americana and Bluegrass blended in a contemporary course comprise music band Cliff Top’s soundscape. Their song ‘Can’t Stay and Work the Land’ is a thematic resonance that puts together a beautiful saga through its apt and impactful storytelling. The song, featuring on their 2020 album, Tales from Home depicts the story of a kid from a small oil town in Oklahoma. As he grows watching his father work the land and the oilfield to make ends meet, his mind dreams of experiencing a better life. Debacles at home unfold with his mother supporting him and his father not understanding him from the same perspective. The title of the song thus weaves the whole idea of the song into one.
The band comprises artists who are classically trained which enables them to create musical sorcery. They are currently associated with the label PBWARM who is promoting an immersive musical course with their soundscape and production skills. Their sound is inspired by bluegrass strains, traditional classical and country music.‘Can’t Stay and Work the Land’ is an amalgam of vocals and instruments that connects a linear storyline.
Some of Cliff Top’s other songs include ‘Westbound from Home’, ‘My Memories’, ‘The Tale of Dale’, and ‘Across the Great Divide’. The band also imbibes contemporary styles and methods in their music that further push them to penetrate the modern-day crowd. They are currently working on their second album which is set to release in August. Take a listen to their new song on Spotify. For more updates, follow them on Instagram, Facebook.
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