Zach Rogue Rides A New Wave, Drops Solo Album As ‘Release The Sunbird’










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After feeling a desire to change things up, Zach Rogue of the band Rogue Wave decided to work on a solo album that falls somewhere between a solo long player and a side project. Rogue, the critically-acclaimed artist who’s toured with the likes of Death Cab For Cutie, The Shins, and Jack Johnson, decided to take a break from the constant traveling and settle down in Bloomington, IN to record a solo album at a friend’s studio. The result is Come Back To Us, his new album under new moniker Release The Sunbird.

Listen to Come Back To Us right now at Spinner.com.

Always Like A Son

Though billed as Rogue’s solo project, Release The Sunbird includes help from drummer Pete Chreiner, bassist/vocalist Kenny Childers and vocalist Kate Long. Each add their unique talent to the mix and help bring out new sides of Rogue as a songwriter and vocalist. Parts of Come Back To Us sounds similar to early Rogue Wave work, with a familiar intimacy in Rogue’s voice and powerful, introspective lyrics. As the advance press says about the album, it is a “re-introduction to a great artist whose musical voice you thought you already knew.”

Here’s a clip of Rogue and Long performing an acoustic version of their song “Running Away.”


Here’s the full track list for Come Back to Us:
1. It’s All Around You
2. Come Back To Us
3. Always Like The Son
4. No Light
5. Why Can’t You Look At Yourself
6. Best Thing For Me
7. A New You
8. Back Strikes Back
9. Paper Allies
10. Running Away From Me
11. Everytime You Go
12. We’ll Begin Tomorrow
13. Outlook’s Anonymous

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Come Back To Us, the new album from Release the Sunbird, is available now at Amazon and iTunes.

Words by Alex Johnson