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The Revivalists, "Fade Away" Live

The Revivalists, a 7-piece outfit from New Orleans, dropped by our offices in the midst of their tour to perform a short set. Those of us lucky enough to catch the performance were wowed by the band’s set, which was a romping march through the back streets of New Orleans. The band, which formed in 2007, recently released its third full-length album, Men Amongst Mountains, that features such standout tracks as the triumphant “Keep Going,” the resilient “Fade Away” and the wistful “Wish I Knew You When You Were Young.” “We’ve felt a little bit like an underdog,” singer David Shaw says. “The struggle of being in a band -- I mean, we killed four vans over six years. ‘Keep Going’ came out of a place of just knowing that this is what I want to do and this is who I am. What else am I going to do?,” he adds, laughing. “Fade Away,” seems to follow the same sentimental trajectory. While the scars of a broken heart don’t mend easily, Shaw’s lets everyone know that while he may just be another skeleton in her closet, he’s not going to give up the good fight on finding new – and better – love. While the band’s jubilant melodies belie the struggles they sing about, in the end, the music lets them come out on top. And the band shows they’ve got the juice to go more than a few rounds in the ring. David Fricke described the band’s sound as a “Crescent City-rhythm spin on jam-band jubilee,” and the Revivalists do dabble in New Orlean’s best-known funky rhythms (there’s even a nod to hometown hero Dr. John on “Stand Up”). But the Revivalists can honor idols like Dr. John, what with 7 accomplished players on everything from sax and trumpet to horns, organ, guitar and drums. While the band’s girth may be a financial stressor for an up-and-coming act, its advantage lies in its ability to create, recreate and then reformulate again a bevy of sounds that few trios or quartets can come close to emulating. “The challenge is making sure everybody’s happy,” Shaw says. “One of the things that’s great about having a big band is you have a large arsenal to work with. Everything on the album you can hear live, but we don’t play it exactly how it sounds on the record. You can do the record justice – and more.” In the Revivalists case, more is better – definitely better. Napster is the streaming app where music is more than sound. Meet us on stage, in the studio, and under the radar. 🎶Music From Every Angle 🎶 Try for free today @ www.npstr.co/home Subscribe to our channel: https://npstr.co/subYT #therevivalists #napster #livemusic