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Celebrating the release of “Strange Currencies” Sinnet’s take on the REM classic featuring Julie Rhodes!
Built around songwriter Aaron Spransy, Sinnet is a Boston-based band blending indie rock and soul into human-scale songs—sweet melodies, a little grit at the edges, and arrangements that feel like old friends showing up right on time. Named after his late mother’s tennis-themed license plate, Sinnet is as personal as it is tuneful. Sinnet’ssound draws inspiration from artists like Paul Simon, Spoon, Nathaniel Rateliff, Richard Swift and Booker T & The MGs.
The band has released several albums and has toured across the East Coast and Midwest. Along the way, they’ve collaborated with members of Guster, Karate, The Promise Ring, Pansy Division, Rebuilder, Julie Rhodes and The Macrotones.
The band has a soul-influenced LP in the works with Brian Charles at Rare Signals in Cambridge, MA.
Jon Nolan is an internationally touring musician and producer from the mill town of Newmarket, NH, currently on tour in support of his third album, Slow Cooker (Strolling Bones / New West). “Slow Cooker” landed on both WBUR Boston and NPR’s All Songs Considered “Best of” Fall lists. Still fronting New England alt-country stalwarts Say ZuZu (also on Strolling Bones / New West), Nolan’s work with his backing band Good Co. explores the dreamier, pop-infused edges of his Americana sensibility.
“Nolan is a storyteller with an uncanny talent for capturing the voices and plights of everyday folks.”
— Nick Graziano / Manchester Ink Link
Jake McKelvie has traveled the DIY touring circuit in the US and UK for over a decade, carving out a niche for himself as a songwriter and performer. Known for his off-kilter “stream of self-consciousness” lyricism, he sings his songs either as a solo performer or with his newly minted backing band, “the New Old Band”.
He released his latest LP “A New Kind of Hat” in 2024 and has been touring in support of it since.