Seth Travins

ANW Core

Michael Farkas and Teddy Weber, aka The Wiyos, have an eclectic, throwback Vaudeville sound. Here they mix old-time jazzy blues with male vocals, up-tempo swing, quirky scat vocals, jolly banjo, jaw harp, harmonica and cheery whistling.

Jukebox Jamboree

Michael Farkas

Teddy Weber

Relaxed vintage swing break-up song with whimsical male vocal

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That Was Yesterday

Bright and bouncy 70s upbeat folk with acoustic guitars joins psychedelic and folk rock grooves driven by jangly electric guitars and funky Hammond. Emotive, uplifting male vocals and dreamy harmonies are backed by drum beats and tremolo guitar.

Pink Lemonade

Bright & bouncy 70s folk rock with acoustic guitar, upright bass, electric organ & close male harmonies

I've Been Down This Road

1960s psychedelic folk rock groove with funky electric organ, reverb-drenched guitar & kaleidoscopic male vocals

Bright 1960s folk rock with jangly electric guitars, electric organ & warm harmony male vocals

Boom Boom

Upbeat folk rock with strumming acoustic guitar, harmonica, Hammond organ, tremolo electric guitar & male vocals

Toss Me The Keys

Contemplative folk song with fingerpicked acoustic guitar, trumpets & emotive male vocals over a gentle pulsing beat

Leave Your Troubles

Poppy folk rock with male vocals over a driving acoustic guitar rhythm & groovy drum beat. Whistled solo at 1:18

No Place To Be

Bright 1960s folk rock with jangly electric guitars & uplifting male harmony vocals over driving groove

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