PARALLELZ, an indie rock band with a soulful blend of R&B and psych rock influences, hails from the artist-rich Creston neighborhood of Grand Rapids, MI. The band, fronted by Sean Stynes, has evolved from Stynes’ solo performances to a full-fledged collaborative project, aiming to reach a broader audience and celebrate the distorted and inspirational times we live in. Their journey has been years in the making, and they recently marked a significant milestone with the release of their first single, “Photo.”
“Photo,” a groovy yet melancholic track, was mixed by renowned LA-based engineer Matt Bishop, known for his work with artists like The Killers, Snow Patrol, and Taylor Swift. The single is accompanied by a debut music video that tells the story of a has-been fashion model struggling to attract customers in his new role as a professional photographer. This creative endeavor has set the stage for what PARALLELZ has in store for their fans.
The band’s latest single, “Turning,” from their newest album “Strange Mythologies,” delves deep into the themes of love and loss.”Turning” reflects on the inevitable changes we face in life, whether welcomed or not.
“Strange Mythologies” explores the mythologies surrounding love and loss in our culture, with the album’s characters navigating these pivotal life changes. The songs invite listeners to reflect on their own beliefs and journeys, making the album a deeply personal and universal experience.
PARALLELZ’s music is a heartfelt invitation to explore the complexities of life, love, and loss, all set to a rich tapestry of indie rock, soul, and psych rock sounds. As they continue to record and release new music, PARALLELZ promises to take listeners on a journey through the mythologies that shape our experiences, inviting everyone to come along for the ride.
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