Album artwork for Brave Faces Everyone by Spanish Love Songs

Brave Faces Everyone is a follow up to Los Angeles based Spanish Love Songs 2018 Schmaltz. Self-described as "music for fans of boxed wine, divorce, and crushing self-doubt", Spanish Love Songs seems to tap into the emotions we all seem to feel but harbor.

The ten-track album, produced by guitarist Kyle McAulay at Howard Benson’s West Valley Recording, is steeped in the same detail-rich storytelling of Bruce Springsteen, The Menzingers and Manchester Orchestra. These songs represent the situations Slocum, McAulay, and their bandmates bassist Trevor Dietrich, drummer Ruben Duarte and keyboardist Meredith Van Woert experienced during 30-some weeks of rigorous touring during the album cycle of their previous record, Schmaltz.

Spanish Love Songs

Brave Faces Everyone

Pure Noise Records
Album artwork for Brave Faces Everyone by Spanish Love Songs
LP

£24.99

Black
Released 07/02/2020Catalogue Number

PNE2661

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Album artwork for Brave Faces Everyone by Spanish Love Songs
CD

£11.99

Released 07/02/2020Catalogue Number

PNE2662

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Spanish Love Songs

Brave Faces Everyone

Pure Noise Records
Album artwork for Brave Faces Everyone by Spanish Love Songs
LP

£24.99

Black
Released 07/02/2020Catalogue Number

PNE2661

Learn more
Album artwork for Brave Faces Everyone by Spanish Love Songs
CD

£11.99

Released 07/02/2020Catalogue Number

PNE2662

Learn more

Brave Faces Everyone is a follow up to Los Angeles based Spanish Love Songs 2018 Schmaltz. Self-described as "music for fans of boxed wine, divorce, and crushing self-doubt", Spanish Love Songs seems to tap into the emotions we all seem to feel but harbor.

The ten-track album, produced by guitarist Kyle McAulay at Howard Benson’s West Valley Recording, is steeped in the same detail-rich storytelling of Bruce Springsteen, The Menzingers and Manchester Orchestra. These songs represent the situations Slocum, McAulay, and their bandmates bassist Trevor Dietrich, drummer Ruben Duarte and keyboardist Meredith Van Woert experienced during 30-some weeks of rigorous touring during the album cycle of their previous record, Schmaltz.