• Drunken Logic Get Political on New Single

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    Emily Hinde Posted On November 1, 2016
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    Sharing their newest release, Boston favorite’s Drunken Logic are notably on the rise. Currently sharing their new video for the single “What a Beautiful Morning!,” the group takes political issues head  on as they bring the intense piece to life. As the song and video share the idealistic vision of the 1950s and 1960s, they combine blissful and outstanding elements in the song that drives the music home with such intensity, and the wish for years’ past.

    Drunken Logic enjoy a unique and formidable live chemistry honed during busking performances at Boston’s Faneuil Hall, which hosts 18 million visitors annually. Cassman, talented multi-instrumentalist Ryan Jordan, and virtuosic guitarist Austin Wells have built upon and added to an already ambitious artistic vision. Drunken Logic are constantly reinventing their brand of music while battling the elements of contemporary America — and loving every minute of it.

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