Emerging from Seattle, Timothy Robert Graham is a wholesome and complete creative: taking charge of the writing and the production, he’s been sculpting a sonic contour that feels unique, quirky and inherently fresh. Balanced between euphoric indie rock stylings, raw fuzziness and more elegant pop formulas, the project is essentially a receptor for enchanting music, a quality that gets confirmed further with Graham’s latest effort, a three-track ep titled ‘Could Be Worse’.
In it, the listener will be confronted by songs with a distinct personality, starting with ‘Get Me Out of Here’, also taking the role of focus track. We are in full-band, all-out mode, with playful indie energy driving the song towards glory. ‘Till There Was You’ channels vintage energy, echoing the pop elegance of the 60s, including all the understated poignancy and moodiness attached to it. ‘Three Days’ closes the EP with true acoustic charm.
Speaking about the record, Graham explains: “I hope my song inspires someone to go outside and also create their own healthy coping mechanisms. Being healthy is fucking awesome. You can use that extra energy to create stuff or play and feel like a kid again. If someone could please make a skate video to Get Me Out of Here my life will feel super meaningful.”
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