TVD Premiere:
The Young Romans,
“Five Exit Town”

LA rockers The Young Romans find future-pop niche on new album.

We have the pleasure of premiering “Five Exit Town” off the duo’s newest EP offering, “Bells and Sirens Part 1”. The Young Romans sleek blend of high-end Coldplay piano pop and Springsteen-esque heartland rock find a touching balance on the evocative single. There is a nice flow and powerful stride to the track which climaxes in a high arching chorus. It is equal parts indie and top 40—and will probably appeal to fans on both sides of the charts.

The band’s press materials cite Brad Hooks as the pop constructer while Sari Mellafe is presumed to be responsible for the ethereal ambience—their songwriting styles meet in the middle to create a unique and beautiful balance. They have seen some well-deserved success with recent song placements in both film and major network TV, and with this recent release in hand, The Young Romans are likely to see similar results in the press and on radio.

“Bells and Sirens Part 1” arrives in stores on April 14 via Red Parade Music.

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