Descendents’ Stephen Egerton Announces Debut Solo Album I Think You’re Overthinking This: Hear “Stay Home”
Guitarist Stephen Egerton joined the Descendents, the great California hardcore punk band, in 1986, just before that band broke up. When the Descendents were no more, Egerton played in the offshoot All, and then he rejoined the Descendents when that band reunited in 1996. Egerton has been in the band ever since, and he has also produced other acts at his home studio in Tulsa. Last year, he joined…
LA alt-pop singer-songwriter Oston has been preparing for her debut album Isn't That Sweet? Over the past year, she has released well-crafted singles such as True-ish, Placebo Effect, and Couldn't It Be Me? Today, she is unveiling another new track. Born in Park City, Utah, a town synonymous with the Sundance Film Festival, Oston's primary influence is Julia Michaels.
The singer's style is conversational and deeply emotive, which has undoubtedly shaped Oston's own musical voice. Fans of Audrey Hobert and Gracie Abrams will likely find something they enjoy in these tracks. Isn't That Sweet? is scheduled for release next month. The album's first single, I Think The Drugs Are Working Now, is a fast-paced synth-powered pop song with a subtle twang, situated between the sounds of Chvrches and Kacey Musgraves.
The song can be heard below. Isn't That Sweet? is set to drop on September 25. Pre-save the album here.
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