Self-described as Miami’s “Caribbean Jazzgate,” Seafoam Walls consolidates ”a savvy blend of jazz, shoegaze, rock, hip-hop, and Afro-Caribbean rhythms into a wholly new sound,” according to a press release.
Recently, the band signed with the independent Outer/Most booking agency, so hopefully, with the band having the burden of booking its own shows off its back, it’ll give the members more time to create material that will somehow outdo its latest work, XVI.
Seafoam Walls plays Hooch and Hive in Tampa, Florida on March 9. Lando and the Infinite Sadness, Juvenoia and Chlorinefields play support.
