Prepare to be enveloped in the soothing embrace of melodic harmonies and easygoing rhythms with Nothing on TV‘s latest album, Transmit. This international collaboration of musical talents from Sweden, the UK, and Canada deliver six tracks that exude a sense of organic camaraderie and relaxed optimism.
Despite the physical distance between its members, Scott Cryer and Rob MacDonald, along with Jim Pearson and Jesper Eriksson seamlessly blend their diverse influences and talents to create a cohesive musical tapestry that effortlessly resonates with one’s soul.
Transmit feels like a musical journey guided by the collective spirit of the band. There’s a sense of purpose and unity in each note and lyrical line that creates an ambiance that is uplifting while reflecting the band’s collaborative ethos.
Apart from Transmit’s underlying message of hope and solidarity, Nothing on TV reminds us that music has the power to transcend boundaries and connect us all. Moreover, the band’s commitment to social responsibility shines through, with proceeds from Bandcamp album sales going to support the Fred Victor charity for the homeless in Toronto.
With the remote in hand, Nothing on TV forces one to sit back, relax, and let Transmit remind one of the enduring power of music to uplift and inspire.
MUST LISTEN: “Nothing Left to Lose”, “The Light”
