Name: Grow Your Hair Long If You're Wanting To See
Brand: Field Medic

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375 Media

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2022-11-11

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Field Medic

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Run For Cover Records

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Alternative / Modern

Field Medic is the lo-fi folk solo project of Kevin Patrick Sullivan. With his heartfelt lyrics and raw acoustic sound, Field Medic has gained a dedicated following in the indie music scene. Influenced by artists such as Told Slant, Florist, and Free Cake For Every Creature, *he* creates intimate and introspective songs that resonate with listeners. *His* music captures a sense of vulnerability and honesty that is both refreshing and captivating.

Field Medic's music has been described as a blend of lo-fi folk and bedroom pop, characterized by its stripped-down production and personal storytelling. *He* draws inspiration from everyday experiences, often exploring themes of love, loss, and self-reflection. Fans of Cyberbully Mom Club, Hovvdy, Lomelda, or Frankie Cosmos will find solace in Field Medic's poetic lyrics and gentle melodies.

Known for *his* evocative live performances, Field Medic's shows are an intimate experience where *he* connects with audiences on a deeply emotional level. Whether performing alone or collaborating with other talented musicians like Starry Cat or Fog Lake,*he* delivers an authentic performance that leaves a lasting impression.

Run For Cover Records is an independent record label based in Boston, MA. Founded in 2004 by a2622692, the label has become known for its diverse roster of talented artists and commitment to supporting underground music.

With Tom Chiari at the helm as label manager, Run For Cover Records has established itself as a force to be reckoned with in the music industry. The label prides itself on discovering and nurturing emerging talent, providing them with a platform to showcase their unique sound.

From punk rock to indie pop, Run For Cover Records offers a wide range of genres for music lovers to explore. With an impressive catalog of releases and a reputation for quality, this label continues to make waves in the e-commerce world of music.

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Field Medic’s latest album doesn’t waste any time getting to what feels like a mission statement for the record with the first lines “I want to fall off the face of the earth and probably die” on opener “Always Emptiness.” The longtime songwriting project of Kevin Patrick Sullivan - Mr. Field himself, the bay-area native who finds himself living in LA these days - has always had moments of melodrama like this, but his latest album grow your hair long if you’re wanting to see something that you can change feels as emotionally charged and poetically devastating as anything he’s ever given us. Sullivan has been turning turmoil into beautiful music for almost 10 years as Field Medic. The project that had origins in busking San Francisco streets has blossomed into a full-time touring act with a few TikTok viral moments. 2018’s full-length Fade Into the Dawn and the pandemic-era mixtape/album hybrid Floral Prince both offered a glimpse into how Sullivan’s songwriting has evolved since his earliest songs, but his talent for painting unique folk-music with influence from lo-fi indie, twangy alt-country and impromptu soundcloud rap reaches new heights on grow your hair long…, a deeply personal record about publicly reckoning with private pain. The record feels like it has a few different personalities. The boombox drum-beat backing in lead single “I had a dream that you died” recalls Field favorites like “henna tattoo” and “POWERFUL LOVE,” packed to the brim synthy choruses and saccharine, caption-ready lyrics about whales and chia pets and existential dread. But there’s also new a newfound emphasis on production on songs like the haunting “stained glass” and “miracle/marigold,” both brought to life with a dusty, Nashville-esque sound by producer Gabe Goodman (but have no fear, even with some new studio-level quality, we still get a bladee reference in the latter song). Even with a range of sounds, grow your hair long if you’re wanting to see something that you can change feels tied into one cohesive piece by Kevin’s singular, unique artistic vision - one that has provided us with the best Field Medic record to date with no end in sight.

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