E.A.Poets Approved/Bands We Like – Set Into Motion
Good Day Noir Family,
our “E.A.Poets Approved/Bands We Like” section is dedicated to Set Into Motion. I discovered this Band while shuffling songs on Spotify and I liked the energy of their songs.
The music of this band is pure energy.
Music that winks at punk but also has grunge vibes. A modern, powerful sound that makes you want to dance and unleash your wildest spirit.
This is music for partying with a few drinks in your system.
As soon as I hit the play button I felt like a Mustang horse running through the endless American prairies.
Music that makes you feel free and rebellious.
The songs of these guys are irreverent and contagious and they get into your body and tickle your nervous system and slowly the impulses become unstoppable and you find yourself bouncing with your neck in front of the computer screen looking like a madman just out of the asylum.
If you want to have fun, look no further, listen to this band and let the party begin.
A Call Away is Set Into Motion’s Single Out Now!
Infectious music that puts you in a good mood!
Just when you thought pop-punk couldn’t get any more poppier or punkier, here comes your boys in Set Into Motion saying, “Hey, we can do that. And we ain’t too shabby at it either.”
Consisting of Hunter Rich (Vocals/Guitar), Jesse Hickman (Vocals/Guitar), and Jake Vanko (Drums), these dudes have that “plug-in and play and go have fun” attitude that I think is starting to get lost with a lot of bands today.
Releasing 3 singles over the course of 2019, an EP in the summer of 2020, and a brand new EP releasing spring of 2021, Set Into Motion sets out to be the most fun and energetic band out there, in both songs and live shows, while also proving that it is super important to have a strong connection with your fans. If these guys walk off stage and don’t look like they just walked out of the ocean, then you know something is wrong.
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