Wonât It Be Fun will be an entertaining time for music fans who fall in that indie scene but who arenât afraid of experimentation and appreciate the addition of other styles in their music.

12 MP3 Songs in this album (41:39) !
Related styles: Rock: American Underground, Pop: Pop/Rock, Mood: Fun

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The Hopsâ Wonât It Be Fun will take you for a genre ride. Always sticking with a base of rock, The Hops take pit stops from everything from funk to indie and even a hint of jazz in âThermometer Splits.â The funky acoustic pace of âSignsâ may remind people of Incubus when they wear the âjam bandâ mask. All the side dishes of The Hops only embellish their main course, which is rock. âFantasmaâ has that 90âs alternative feel with its Gin Blossoms/Counting Crows vibe. Wonât It Be Fun will be an entertaining time for music fans who fall in that indie scene but who arenât afraid of experimentation and appreciate the addition of other styles in their music. Listeners who âlikeâ We Are Scientists will do more than click an icon with The Hops and their latest, Wonât It Be Fun.



Track 4: âSecurityâ showcases The Hops ability to capture a scene out with their sound. Chicago may be their base, but in traveling from the Midwest to LA, this song finds a new home on Cahuenga; Hipster Row. Itâs got that Hollywood Chic feel that one could hear at The Hotel Café. Itâs got a smooth pace that surprises at the end.



Track 7: âLet Goâ is the perfect song for an audience stuck in between now and the future. Patrick reminds all, âchange will come.â This inevitable lesson will be the anthem on repeat for anyone lost in the midst of reality.



Track 11: âThe Walkâ has a fitting title because the whole time listening all one can do is imagine Jagger strutting about. Youâll have to remind yourself that The Hops are US born and bred, because this one has a British rock taste. Imagine The Artic Monkeys tuned down just a bit and you have this tune.



Reviewed by Kendra Beltran of Bryan Farrish Radio Promotions