The Aces have released a video for “Don’t Freak” and announced some new tour dates.
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The Aces have shared the new song “Don’t Freak.”
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The Aces have shared a video for “801.”
Read More “The Aces – “801” Video”Fickle Friends Remix The Aces
Fickle Friends have remixed The Aces’ “Kelly.”
Read More “Fickle Friends Remix The Aces”The Aces Announce Livestream
The Aces will be doing a livestream concert on September 1st. The press release is below.
Read More “The Aces Announce Livestream”Review: The Aces – Under My Influence
On their sophomore record, Under My Influence, The Aces have fully come to terms with who they are as people as well as artists. Led by the trio of singles such as “Daydream,” “My Phone is Trying To Kill Me,” and “Kelly,” The Aces have rounded out their sound that they introduced to the world on their debut, When My Heart Felt Volcanic. As great as their debut LP was, their second record feels more authentic, raw, and present. The most noticeable difference between this record and their debut is their improved songwriting. Also, in recent interviews, the band mentioned their conscious effort to embrace who they truly are by using the proper pronouns in the lyrics to describe their relationships. “Having not used pronouns, I don’t know if we could have gone as deep and personal on this record as we did. That is really just the truth,” Cristal Ramirez remarks. “It was this obvious thing that had to go hand in hand. To get more personal, you have to get more specific and actually bare your soul. Those were the stories of our life. We were dating women, and I was having a lot of different relationships start and end. It had to happen to make this album.” What we are left with is The Aces most honest artistic statement to date.
Read More “The Aces – Under My Influence”The Aces Announce New Album; Share New Song
The Aces will release their new album, Under My Influence, on June 12th. Today they’ve shared the new song “My Phone is Trying to Kill Me.”
The Aces – “Lost Angeles”
The Aces have released the new single “Lost Angeles” to all streaming services.
The Aces – “Daydream”
The Aces Get Remixed by PVRIS
The Aces – “Strong Enough” (MUNA Remix)
The Aces have released the new MUNA remix of “Strong Enough.”
The Aces – “Last One” Video
The Aces Opening For 5 Seconds of Summer
The Aces will be opening up for 5 Seconds of Summer on their upcoming tour.
The Aces Perform on Seth Meyers
The Aces performed “Waiting For You” on Seth Meyers.
Review: The Aces – When My Heart Felt Volcanic
Debut albums are typically a fun listen since the old adage goes, “You have your entire life to write your first album,” and The Aces’ When My Heart Felt Volcanic is no exception. The all-female group from Provo, Utah is composed of singer/guitarist Cristal Ramirez, her sister/drummer Alisa Ramirez, bassist McKenna Petty, and guitarist Katie Henderson. The Aces core strength relies on vibrant pop hooks and phenomenal guitar work. Their debut single “Stuck” has already been streamed well over 2 million times, and the band continues to build off their momentum with recent tours with the likes of COIN and X Ambassadors.
When My Heart Felt Volcanic is a shimmering debut, perfect for the beginning of Spring, and all of the good vibes that come along with better weather. Their sound on this album can be best described as a mixture between The 1975-esque guitars, and the well thought out hooks similar to HAIM and Paramore. The album starts off with “Volcanic Love” and helps set the tone for the majority of the song structures and concepts found throughout the LP. The aforementioned single, “Stuck” has a bouncy beat throughout and a memorable sing-a-long chorus. Singer, Cristal Ramirez, shines throughout their debut single and showcases an impressive vocal range and style.