Gubbey Records released Vol. 3 of its
Split Series on Saturday. The single features IamIs' song "Paperface"
and Tamara Dearing's "Break Your Heart" on a vinyl only release with
a download card including five bonus tracks. Not to mention the fact that it's
on bubblegum pink vinyl as a tribute to the single's "sugary sweet
sound."
The first track of this release that Gubbey Records calls a "little
honeycomb", is a psychedelic pop ballad brought to you to by two prominent
contributors of the Slow Break and the Cut Family Foundation: Shawna Dellecave
and Jason Cox. The duo wastes no time leaping headlong into this organ and
humbucker fueled drive down a summer country road, lyrically climaxing with the
lines: "you gotta' shake hands naturally/ sell yourself, that's the key/
you're a brand, that's all."
Tamara Dearing knows how to use a
Wurlitzer, and for proof of this, look no further than the B side of this hot
pink piece of wax in your hands. You must have an awesome record collection. On
"Break Your Heart," Dearing's keyboards and lyrics sing like a doo-wop
outfit while her drums groove like feel-good gangster rap, proclaiming
"these are the records I play when I can't stand up straight."
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