Leland and the Silver Wells Release “Six Feet Underground” Single Jan 26

Listen to "Six Feet Underground" “Their sound is one of the most captivating and threateningly original in the business today, and few could deny that it would be thrilling to see how their calculated music translates in a live setting, where almost anything and everything can happen.” – No Depression The story Los Angeles band Leland and the Silver Wells have emerged as a band whose melodies and lyrics transcend boundaries. Formed by the multitalented Leland Ettinger, the band's fifth album, “Riverboat”, is a musical journey down the River of Life. This album isn't just a collection of songs; it's a spiritual odyssey, guiding listeners from birth to death and every moment in between. Ettinger, the creative force behind the band, boasts a diverse background in the arts. With a Master of Fine Arts degree in painting from the California Institute of the Arts, Ettinger's artistic sensibility permeates every note, painting vivid imagery with lyrics and melodies alike. Her songs, deeply inspired by the introspective songcraft of Joni Mitchell and the expansive presentation of Pink Floyd, delve into universal themes of life, death, heartbreak, resilience, and freedom. Beyond music, Ettinger is a painter and photographer, allowing different mediums to inform and expand each other's narratives. This synergy between her artistic expressions enriches the band's creativity, creating a profound tapestry of emotions and visuals, encapsulating the spirit of the 1960s by blending various elements into a sonic experience that captivates listeners and takes them on a transformative journey.   Read More Los Angeles band, Leland and the Silver Wells, announce the release of the contemplative single, "Six Feet Underground," from their forthcoming fifth album, "Riverboat." The single, slated to debut on January 26, delves into the complexities of life's purpose and the swift passage of time. Listen