Boston Aires

Excerpts From Music Magazine: Organic indie folk, pop, and rock all unite under one storytelling umbrella of warm intentions and softly distinct but powerful vocals. Boston Aires captures our attention with genuine and consistent humility and a subtle twist of nostalgia. In addition to a vast array of killer cover songs (Led Zeppelin, The Rolling Stones, The Beatles, Pink Floyd, Van Morrison, Queen, etc. ) Boston Aires delivers a refreshingly moving set of original songs, and you’d be hard-pressed to find one that you don’t connect with here. “Three Of A Kind” demonstrates flawless instrumentals blended perfectly with the two lead singers’ powerful and pitch-perfect vocals. An evocative lyrical journey with an acoustic groove, this one hits right at the heart. “Department Store” reflects their upfront and bold style. It sounds like something The Corrs and Vanessa Carlton would produce, as it combines an edge of self-empowerment and positivity. “Sound Of It” bursts into the music stratosphere with humility and heart. This catchy and clever song is about a love for the process of making songs. Its broader metaphorical contemplation reminds us why Boston Aires already has a steady stream of international fans. Then we get a stomp of a rhythmic uplift for the well-crafted and catchy “Three Things,” which is jam-packed with inspiration. It's this “self-belief” that appears in all their songs that provides the beating heart of much of the Boston Aires collection.