Why it matters: This article discusses Sublime with Rome’s latest EP, “Tangerine Skies,” and highlights the band’s ability to create original music that still pays homage to the formula established by the original members of Sublime. It also delves into the personal experiences and inspirations behind the songs on the EP.
What they are saying: Rome Ramirez, the frontman for Sublime with Rome, explains that the band has grown as musicians and artists over time but still stays true to Sublime’s roots. The EP features collaborations with other artists, such as Slightly Stoopid, and tackles themes like love, pain, and personal growth.
The big picture: Sublime with Rome’s ability to create music that captures the essence of California reggae/ska/alternative rock demonstrates their staying power as a band. The EP showcases their growth while maintaining the familiar sound that fans love.
What to watch: Keep an eye on how “Tangerine Skies” and Sublime with Rome’s music resonates with both longtime fans and new listeners. The EP’s reflective and relatable lyrics may attract a wider audience and help inspire a new generation of Sublime fans.
My take: “Tangerine Skies” is a testament to Sublime with Rome’s ability to evolve their sound while staying true to their roots. The EP offers a mix of upbeat, feel-good tracks and introspective songs that tackle universal themes. Rome Ramirez’s personal experiences and genuine passion for the music shine through, making it an enjoyable listen for fans of Sublime and newcomers alike.
