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Michael Lynch New York, New York
New York '60s-inspired garage pop folk/rock bubblegum singersonger Michael Lynch would love for you to sample his tunes as if you were going through a stack of vintage 45s, in hopes they give you the same sense of enjoyment. His songs are usually between two and three minutes, and each aims to take you for a nice melodic journey before letting you off safely. ... more
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