New Single, “freedom”

Protest song and vocal harmony, Faultlines are an emissary of acoustic folk/pop artists from the 1960’s and 70’s.  The band is fronted by members Ashley Morgan and John Flanagan, each bringing their collective years of experience from touring, songwriting, and backing up major label artists (Leona Lewis, Olivia Rorigo, Shania Twain) to the table.

Faultlines brings their signature harmonies to audiences across the country, ranging from festival stages and house concerts to the inmates of Folsom Prison. Over the years, Faultlines has opened for Christina Perry, Easton Corbin, & John Legend and performed for David Foster and Barbra Streisand. The Los Angeles-based band, Faultlines, believes that if you want to change someone’s mind, you’ve got to get inside their head.  “And what better way to do that than with a song?” asks writer, John Flanagan.

REVIEWS

"The single starts out with mellow harmonies and then picks back up with their female vocalist and her power house delivery and range. Each member in the band tells a personal and intimate story about their own rights, each with strong heavy vocals. The song represents coming together as a community, and 'sticking it to the man.'" - Rock the Pigeon  


"One of the long-standing legacies of folk music is a political language. Protest runs in the veins of folk. That comes through in this gospel laden tune from Faultlines. You’ll hear incredible vocals and a southern gospel feel that sends chills right up your spine." - EarToTheGroundMusic  


"We think it is courageous when musicians make music with political statements in its verses. Through choreography, Los Angeles Folk-Pop band Faultlines demonstrate the lyrics of “Rain”."  - GRUNGECAKE   

UPCOMING DATES:

 Bittersweet Revival

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