Boston trio, Elsewhere, pay homage to their musical inspirations, The Police, with their cowl of a long-lost demo that they found on YouTube, giving ‘Don’t You Consider Me Child’ a particular alt-rock remedy, whereas dropping not one of the authentic monitor’s type.
Like many people from Technology X, Elsewhere frontman and guitarist Michael Aroian grew up with The Police, and their seemingly infinite run of hits from the late 70s proper via to the 90s. So when he found a nearly unknown demo by The Police on YouTube a few decade in the past, he knew he’d have to present it a whirl, and see if he might breathe new life into it. “The Police had been basically my Beatles,” mentioned Aroian, “and I believe many Gen Xers rising up within the ’80s and ’90s really feel the identical manner.” Within the fingers of Aroian, and his bandmates, drummer Craig Morrison, and bassist Marc Ubaldino, ‘Don’t You Consider Me Child’ has been given the delicacy and respect it deserves, by way of their meticulous association, instrumentation, and manufacturing.
In fact, such a monitor deserves to be shared with the world, and, again in 2021, when Elsewhere opened for legendary Canadian band, Our Girl Peace, at The Paradise Rock Membership, in Boston, their stay rendition of ‘Don’t You Consider Me Child’ was recorded for posterity. It’s now been launched on YouTube, and captures all of the rawness and authenticity that might in any other case have been the unique expertise of the 900 sturdy viewers that evening. It’s only one small glimpse of what followers skilled that evening.
You’ll be able to share within the expertise of the video beneath, and discover out extra about Elsewhere and their music on-line on their official web site, YouTube, Fb, Instagram, and TikTok.
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