Postcard Boy Finds Solace ‘Somewhere On A Hillside’

Wendy Rosales

Postcard Boy aka Garrett Seamans makes a striking mark with his debut album, Somewhere On A Hillside. This album is a testament to the artist's boundless imagination, skillfully weaving together emotions of love, loss, and friendship. Seamans meticulously crafted both the visuals and the music, all in preparation for this highly anticipated release, and for the final bang, he leaves his audience with a grand album. 

Photo by Gabriella Hughes

The album presents an emotional journey sprinkled with moments of pure enjoyment. The beginning track “(somewhere)” brings us through an inspiring round of messages from Postcard Boy fans talking about the “light in their life” in a ballad filled with love and inspiration. 

The tracks exude an upbeat punch throughout the album, setting the stage for a thrilling musical listen. Despite the depth of emotions explored, the album skillfully balances an exhilarating experience for listeners between songs like “When Tomorrow Comes, We'll Be Nothing” and “Polka Dot.”

“Somewhere on a Hillside” affirms the evolution of Postcard Boy while still retaining the signature elements that made him so recognizable. Through his pop, melodic, indie sound, Seamans exhibits constant growth. In particular, “Teeth” and “Shepherd” are prime examples of his artistic development, progressing into unforgettable pieces of work. 

Fans are in for a treat as they get a sneak peek of ghost features from artists like Alix Page, Superfan, and BOYLIFE, adding a layer of excitement to the entire album. These collaborations infuse the project with a dynamic spirit that resonates throughout—making the album well formulated with features that fit each song perfectly. 

Postcard Boy has effortlessly emerged as one of the most promising artists to watch, owing to his commitment to creating innovative visions for his videos and music. His ability to consistently bring a renewed perspective to his craft makes him a captivating artist on the rise. Somewhere on the Hillside is brilliant and refreshing. We can’t wait to continue to see the rest of Postcard Boy’s journey.

 

Listen to Somewhere On A Hillside here!

 
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