Arbour Season is an indie folk, husband and wife, duo who draw inspiration from the incredible adventures they experience as they travel across America in their skoolie with their two children. The duo strives to share with the world a passion for restless feet and…
I have to admit it: even if I’m “only” 35, sometimes I feel a bit lost in this new music world where young people discover music from 15-second videos on TikTok and enjoy listening to 90-second tracks on Spotify. I grew up with some vinyls…
You may have discovered Arbour Season when they first featured on IMC in May 2018. Things have changed a lot since then. A school bus move and two kids later, Shane and Emily are now enjoying a life full of simple pleasures. And this freedom…
It’s been almost two years since we heard from the duo Arbor Season. Their “Leaving Delaware” song, which we shared in May 2018, is still one of our most read blog posts to this day. And the song remained in the top 5 of…
It’s the weekend, we have a beautiful weather all over France, except in the Southeast (you guys can’t win every time!), so how about a small escape by car, on forest roads, the arm outside the door? Is it okay, did you set the scene?…
At the end of November, you discovered Ollie Dixon on IMC with his single “Harbour”. We remember having written at the time that the artist was one of the few survivors to make music that is here to last, in an era where everything is…
When I first listened to “Crumble”, the latest single from IMC Family artist Thomas LaVine, it instantly wrapped me into a warm blanket and sent me to a frosty winter evening indulging in reminiscences. And then suddenly this image actually transformed into real-life as right…
Picture by @caseynimmer This review is a first – Bay Bryan is the first artist to be featured twice in the Artist Pick column. And for good reason, because they don’t cease to amaze me. “Let go” is the second single of their upcoming…
Alabama Weather is a husband/wife duo, like Arbour Season or Toby & Pip, and as their name suggests, they come from Alabama, and more specifically Tuscaloosa. Like all of us, they were struck by the difficult context we are in, and wanted to send a…