Open Water, the musical masters, are set to revolutionize the music industry with the release of their new album ‘Above the Waterline’.
The three talented members – Jeff Alexander, Joanne Doolan and Richard Rozze – have put together a collection of effortless but powerful tracks. But with no live tours given the pandemic, the question is how else can they share the new music? The album’s standout track is ‘I Trust The Road’ – a Celtic-inspired melody with jazz harmonies.
With soothing lyrics and intense instrumentals, Open Water has truly come into their own on this track. Meanwhile, ‘Waiting For The Daylight’ is a strong introduction to the band’s signature sound, blending together bluegrass, rock, jazz and traditional folk influences. The song’s deep lyrics bring to the forefront themes of finding hope and perspective in challenging times.
Their creativity and drive has been inspired by the pandemic. While unable to tour, the band has further honed their signature (and award-winning) sound, found in their podcast, course and two albums. With an enduring presence on the music scene, there’s no doubt the future is bright.
While Open Water may not currently be able to tour, they are doing their utmost to stay connected with their fans and share their music. With two albums, a podcast, and a songwriting course, plus a whole host of new music in the pipeline, the band have wasted no time in taking the music world by storm.
As of now, Open Water show no signs of slowing down and their passionate fans can’t wait to hear what comes next.