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Downhaul Announce New Album “How To Begin” With Fresh Track “Solstice”

Richmond-based band Downhaul is gearing up to release their highly anticipated new album, How to Begin, set to drop on September 20 via Self Aware Records and Landland Colportage. Known for their unique blend of emo, indie, and pop punk sounds, Downhaul continues to push musical boundaries with their introspective lyrics and dynamic melodies. To give fans a taste of what’s to come, the band has released a new single titled “Solstice,” which perfectly captures their emotive storytelling and energetic sound. “Solstice” showcases Downhaul’s ability to blend the raw emotion of emo with the catchy hooks of pop punk and the innovative spirit of indie rock, creating a track that resonates with listeners on multiple levels. As the release date for How to Begin approaches, excitement is building for what promises to be a powerful and engaging album. Fans of Downhaul’s previous work and newcomers to the band’s music can look forward to experiencing the full range of their artistry and emotional depth when the album is released in September. Be sure to check out “Solstice” on all major streaming platforms and mark your calendars for the release of How to Begin.

Djordje Miladinović

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