Check out the exclusive premiere via USA Today. Band’s latest track “L.A.” available via CMT
Edge. New EP out now.
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The March
Divide (L-R): Mike Hernandez, Jared Putnam, Jeremy Brooks | Photo: Johndavid
Scarcliff
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San Antonio-based band The March Divide has debuted the first video from its current “Music for Television” EP, out now via
Seattle’s Dead Letter Records label.
The clip is a sequel of sorts to the
video for “Jose Cuervo” from The March Divide’s debut album Music
for Film, released earlier this year.
The “So It Goes” video stars
the same two actors, Stephen Lindquist
and Angela Wilson, who appeared in “Jose Cuervo,” a touching piece about
small-town life that was recently
premiered by Under The Radar. Both videos were produced by Ben Pien and Jeremiah Satterthwaite of Doubt
Films.
“We all have things in our past that we’d give almost
anything to go back and do over,” says Putnam
of ‘So It Goes.’ This video portrays the way dwelling on past
mistakes can feel.” After six years
away from music after ending his Emo-era band The Conversation, Putnam
realized that getting back in wasn’t so easy.
Upon the release of the band’s debut album Music for Film, however,
it was readily apparent that half a dozen years away had not taken a toll on Putnam’s songwriting chops. Called
“impressively hooky” by American
Songwriter, Austin’s NPR
affiliate KUTX simply stated, “This
album kicks butt.”
The March
Divide is also currently promoting
the song “L.A.,” the latest single
from “Music for Television.” The
track recently premiered
exclusively via CMT
Edge. The song is a real-life
tale from Putnam’s life that details
a time when he basically dropped out of society.
“After I broke up my band and quit the road, I spent a
few years completely out of touch with almost everyone I knew,” Putnam explains. “I sort of hid myself
in a way that no one even knew where or how to find me. My label told me that
they spent years looking for me, even periodically checking missing person
reports and AMBER alerts. I guess I just wanted to start over as someone else.
I now know how wrong that was, but it’s just where I was at the time.”
“Music for
Television” by The March Divide is out now. The singles “L.A.” and “So It Goes,”
as well as the “So It Goes” video,
are all streaming now. Band leader Jared
Putnam is available for interviews.
Contact Josh Bloom at Fanatic for more information.
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The March Divide Live
*=Solo **= Full Band
07/27 Houston, TX @ Avant Garden **, 21+, 9PM
08/08 San Antonio, TX @ 502 Bar **, 18+, 8PM
08/09 Lafayette, LA @ Artmosphere Bistro **, All Ages
08/10 Baton Rouge, LA @ HTGT (5162 Government St.) **,
18+
08/18 San Antonio, TX @ 502 Bar *, 18+, 8PM
08/24 Nacogdoches, TX @ Pine Creek Lodge *, All Ages
08/31 Dallas, TX @ Bryan Street Tavern **, 18+
10/10 College Station, TX @ Texas A&M Coffeehouse
*, All Ages, 7PM
11/01 Houston, TX @ Acadia Bar & Grill **, All
Ages
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The March Divide
“Music for Television”
(Dead Letter Records – Out Now)
Track Listing:
01. Like I Do
03. Small Differences
05. Write Off
06. Trying Now
07. Duplex
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The March Divide Links
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Contact Josh Bloom at Fanatic Promotion
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