Reese and the Bonus Plan’s Sharing Size is a funky, rock-infused track that refreshes the sound of mid-seventies rock with hints of mid-1990s jam band and blues. Hints of Neil Young, .38 Special, and Drive-Thru Truckers can all be heard here. Sharing Size succeeds because of the sheer grit and virtuosic skill exhibited by the drums, bass, and sizzling guitars. A dusty set of vocals unites each of these disparate elements, making for a track that will tattoo its melodies deep into the minds and hearts of listeners. The band begins, weaves an engrossing track, and ends all in the space of four minutes.
Reese and the Bonus Plan – Sharing Size / http://reesemusic.com/ / https://www.reverbnation.com/reesemusic
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