The Train Rockers formed in 2015 and played their first shows in Munich’s “Munich Liberty” pub area on a Friday night. We quickly expanded our repertoire to include playing in taverns, subways, and even prisons. The new “Black Sheep EP” has tracks and lyrics that reflect the band’s global influences.
“Black Sheep is compassionate, frank, and full of quirky brilliance.”
“Black Sheep – Radio Edit”, the Train Rockers’ latest song, showcases their skills to their fullest. It’s warm and comforting, like a glass of mulled wine, with the depth of an acoustic strum and the nostalgia of a rainy day. The song has familiar rhythms and textures executed in a startlingly novel way. Once the music slips on top of these foundations, we are caught in it, the sound, the world, the light. Rock music, by definition, is organic; it must have a human element. The sudden beginning is the most striking feature. The song’s upbeat, carefree opening is indicative of the mood it will maintain throughout.
A lot of the appeal of “Black Sheep” comes from the way it sounds and feels. Its uniqueness is in the way music makes you feel when you listen to it. Catch the muse down here:
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