Kyle Dean Reinford

On November 22, Hardly Art will release Seapony‘s follow-up to their May full-length, Go With Me–the 7-inch single “Sailing” b/w “I Saw You.” The two sides of this single showcase two sides of Seapony–“Sailing” is soft, pretty, and wondrously fragile; “I Saw You” ratchets things up–it’s still nice and gentle, but has just a bit more spunk and breeze.

Seapony – Sailing by hardlyartrecords

“Sailing” is available for stream; “I Saw You” isn’t, yet–but there is an opportunity to hear that new song this very weekend.

This Saturday, November 5, Seapony will be sharing the Vera Project stage (and likely playing their brand-new songs) with one of their biggest influences–Brave Irene, which features Rose Melberg, who once played in the late 90s K Records-signed The Softies, a band that Seapony frequently cites as an inspiration for their own music. (Melberg was also a part of K Recs’ girl-pop quartet Tiger Trap). Olympia’s Generifus will open the show.

Tickets to the show are $10.