Okey Dokey’s “Wine Friends” is a fun track that looks all the way back to the mid-1950s and early 1960s for pop music. The sweet vocals and the doo-wop meets garage sound is absolutely timeless. The production of the song simultaneously calls back to the masterfully-product records of the early 1960s while achieving the crispness and clarity of modern music. While Okey Dokey is able to keep their output extremely constant throughout the four minutes of Wine Friends, the song is able to go by in an instant. The song stands in stark contrast to current music, giving a leg up on other acts attempting to garner airplay.
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