The Beaches "No Hard Feelings" Color:Pearlescent Blue For the film's 1980s-set Epilogue

For the film's 1980s-set Epilogue

Charley Crockett's latest full-length studio album 'The Man From Waco' saw the TX-based singer/songwriter reach new heights in both his artistic expression as well as his public recognition

The debut album from Samia

How love is implosive because people are so weird these days

and only in shades of red

The Beaches "No Hard Feelings" Color:Pearlescent Blue For the film's 1980s-set EpilogueThe Beaches have spend the past decade building something unstoppable. Their third album No Hard Feelings finds the band blaming themselves (rather than their exes), embracing their partying ways and accepting the occasional semi self destructive thoughts and actions. The LP includes the last call anthem Last Girls At The Party, fan favorite Jocelyn and self reflective Takes One to Know One.