Premiere: MidtownSocial ponders a rapidly changing San Francisco on FantasticColors
until Valentine's Day 2020. But the San Francisco soul troupe's campaign begins now as the title track and first single, premiering exclusively below, rolls out with an Aug. 2 formal release date.
"As much of a struggle as it is every day to be in artist in a place like this, we absolutely love San Francisco and the Bay Area," Joseph says. "It was nice to paint a picture of what that meant for us and tell our story through this album. It's kind of a coming to terms with the reality of the struggle of being an artist -- in America today, really, but especially here.
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