“We didn’t understand how wrong that was until we went out and experienced the world for ourselves.” “We were both brought up in the conservative South, where you’re instilled with the notion that the straight white Evangelical Christian male perspective is, if not the only, then the most correct view,” Baxter explains. The album focuses a profound awakening that altered their perceptions of masculinity, sex, religion, divorce, friendship, vanity, purpose, and, perhaps most importantly, self. The deeply vulnerable and boldly cinematic Finch was written during their first major break from the road in years. Recently, NPR’s World Cafe premiered the album’s single “Don’t Wanna Be Without Ya” and called Finch, “…a collection of new songs that showcase the duo’s celestial harmonies, songs with stories that unfold like wild, vivid dreams.” Paste said, “If Bon Iver had grown up around Waffle Houses and the kind of humidity so ruthless it makes oxygen feel tangible, he might have written ‘Eloise.’ But he didn’t, so Penny and Sparrow filled the position for him.” We sincerely hope you enjoy the video and find out more about what they do!” The folks that run it were kind of enough to let us meet some beautiful animals and feature them in our video. For the video we picked a handful of those fables and found a place that we could capture them visually! Thus, we found out that outside of Nashville there’s a wildlife sanctuary. “Moreover, we hope that listening to it is like walking through a beautiful exhibit with multiple artists on display. “‘Eloise’ is a dozen short fables all wrapped up in one song,” explains Andy Baxter. Watch the video for “Eloise” via YouTube: The album is now available for pre-order and includes instant downloads of “Eloise” and the album’s single “Don’t Wanna Be Without Ya.” Today, the critically-acclaimed duo Penny and Sparrow released the official video for “Eloise,” the first song released from their forthcoming album Finch out August 2 via Thirty Tigers.
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