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The Region "In The Wind" Single Review

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Written by Demi Marshall 
Pop punk/emo trio The Region dropped their new single "In The Wind" on June 26th, 2018. With a perfect blend of classic pop punk/emo sound that is also one-of-a-kind, The Region showcases an impressive amount of creativity and talent on every song they produce. The band consists of Jake Cyprian (vocals/guitar), Phil Cyprian (bass/vocals), and Jon De St. Jean (drums). Some of the band's previous music collections include "Something Needs To Change" and "My Way Out", both of which show the band's incredible growth as musicians. "In The Wind" is no different, displaying the band's excellent lyricism and unique sound.

The first aspect of this song that really caught my attention was the beginning, where there is a melodic guitar in the background that really guides the music into the vocals. I think the guitar really gives an initial feel for the song and builds it up nicely. As mentioned previously, I really love The Region's lyrics in their songs. They are both honest and clever, and flow very well. The first thing I noticed about the lyrics in this song is that they follow a bit of a rhyme scheme. Honestly, this can be a turn off for me in some songs, because sometimes it can sound corny, but I think the band did a great job of using it for "In The Wind." The lyrics don't sound unoriginal or recycled. They are still poetic and flow nicely while also being unique and heartfelt. I think the lyrics also work well to guide the song and make it easier for the listener to relate to them. I also appreciate how the guitar and drums work together in this song to produce a pop punk style that we all know and love. They really carry the song, and even end it on a heavy/high note. The syncopated rhythm during the bridge is also a unique aspect of this song that I think works really well. 

Overall, this single contains various characteristics that stay true to The Region's fantastic lyrics, sound, and style. If you are looking for some new pop punk/emo music to listen to, this band is definitely for you. I am excited to see what they continue to produce in the future, so please check out their music, and follow them on social media! 

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Also, check out our previous review of The Region's EP "My Way Out" here!

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