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The Ram’s latest release, “Everything,” captures a blend of soulful Hammond organ elements, a chilled-out guitar licks, and a bass line that keeps the groove rolling. The laid-back, gruff vocal delivery brings to mind the styles of Bruce Springsteen and Nick Cave, while the ever-present organ provides overtones reminiscent of Vanilla Fudge. This combination results in a captivating and well-rounded track.
I’ve never surfed at night, but “Space Cowboy” makes me feel like I have. The darkness, the rhythmic crashing of the waves—it’s all so meditative, like you’re floating in another dimension. The Ram nailed that feeling, capturing the strange beauty of being out there, disconnected from everything but the ocean and the sky. You get the sense that surfing at night isn’t just about catching waves. It’s about the experience of being out there, under the stars, with the world fading behind you.
I love the subtle parallel between space and night, especially with the mirror-like water reflecting the sky. There’s something poetic and timeless about it. And if you close your eyes while listening to the track, you’ll find yourself in a dark space where only The Ram’s voice leads you, like a cosmic cowboy, through the labyrinths of emotions and thoughts. I noticed that “Space Cowboy” resonates with joy, hope, and a feeling of warmth. This track instills confidence that anything is possible. And there’s nothing to fear, really.
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If you’ve missed one of our shows, you’re in luck, we’ve been recording everything during the warm months since 2023. I used Substack as a living archive of my work and a place to relax and let the guard down.
None of the shows aim to perfection, merely a snapshot of what goes right, and often times wrong during a live show. I watch the concert footage as a football coach would watch game films.