The Tumblers, a folk-rock band formed in Brooklyn, are preparing to make waves with their debut album, Tangerine, due for release on March 28, 2025. But before the full record drops, the band has given us a taste of what’s to come with their newest single, “Voice Inside.” This track perfectly encapsulates the raw energy and unique fusion of folk and punk that The Tumblers have made their trademark. Lead singer Jack Crawford-Brown’s bold and passionate delivery carries the song’s intensity, while the band’s unrelenting energy drives the music forward. With “Voice Inside,” they show they’re not afraid to push boundaries while still honoring the traditional storytelling roots of folk music.
The song’s lyrics are filled with emotional weight, addressing themes of internal conflict and the struggle to overcome self-doubt. The “voice inside” is not just a metaphor for an inner monologue; it feels like a call to action, urging the listener to confront their fears head-on. This kind of introspective yet powerful songwriting is exactly what The Tumblers have become known for: unflinching honesty wrapped in a layer of gritty, raucous sound.
Despite the folk influences that run deep through their music, “Voice Inside” doesn’t stay within the typical boundaries of the genre. The track is electric, driven by the spirited rhythms of the banjo and violin, with the band jumping in unison, creating a lively and rebellious atmosphere. It’s the kind of song that makes you want to stomp your feet, shout along with the band, and maybe even break a few rules while you’re at it.
There’s an undeniable energy in Tangerine, and “Voice Inside” is a reflection of that. It’s not just a song; it’s an anthem. As the band gears up for the full album release, it’s clear that The Tumblers are out to prove they’re here to stay. Their high-octane, unapologetic approach to folk-rock is just what the genre needed—loud, raw, and full of life.
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