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SUMMARY:Thee Sinseers with The Charities
DESCRIPTION:To say that Thee Sinseers play oldies would be a misnomer. Fr
 onted by bandleader and son of East Los Angeles Joey Quiñones\, the grou
 p has quietly chipped away at the sounds of R&B and soul since forming i
 n 2019. Quiñones and his crew have continuously created a distinctive vi
 be that explores all aspects of a timeless genre\, bringing together the
 ir interpretation of music through an unmistakable modern lens. Catching
  up with Thee Sinseers ahead of their new Colemine Records release\, 'Lo
 ve Stories'\, one thing becomes abundantly clear: this is not an LP that
  explores a neat and tidy love story. It isn't interested in the happy e
 nding. It's interested in everything that comes before it\, after it\, a
 nd in spite of it. On this LP\, the band leaned into earthier instrument
 ation — standup bass\, guitars run through amplifiers for a warmer sixti
 es-adjacent tone — pulling inspiration from wherever it presented itself
 \, even the most unlikely of places. It's that cross-genre thinking that
  Quiñones sees as the record's defining quality. "It didn't feel like we
  were making soul music at any point\," he says. "It felt like we were m
 aking our music." The band sought to capture something more honest than 
 a highlight reel — showcasing the highs and lows of romantic relationshi
 ps while expanding the frame to include the familial\, the complicated\,
  and the unresolved. The band's parents appear in the album art\, their 
 own love stories folded into the record's visual identity\, some of thos
 e stories still standing\, others not. As Manjarrez puts it: "Every sing
 le song title directs you down a different road of love — whether you wi
 n or lose." Quiñones wanted listeners to sit with that ambiguity. "Love 
 is never-ending\," he says. "It stretches beyond lifetimes. I want peopl
 e to still be confused — I want it to be left like an open book." Yet on
 e thing remains constant throughout: Thee Sinseers' commitment to where 
 they come from. That East LA identity doesn't announce itself — it simpl
 y exists\, woven into the fabric of the music without being worn as a ba
 dge. There's no performance of heartbreak here\, just the real thing. Li
 ke an unsent love letter finally delivered\, 'Love Stories' carries the 
 weight of everything that was felt but never quite said. The universalit
 y of that feeling is perhaps best captured in Quiñones’ own words: "It's
  never too late to change. It's never too late to tell a person you love
  that you love them."\n\nTickets: https://www.tixr.com/groups/aggietheat
 re/events/thee-sinseers-with-the-charities-189590\n\nhttps://findlocal.c
 ommunity/event/3e166790-ffee-474b-8cb2-bc6c0fd0aee2
LOCATION:Aggie Theatre\, Fort Collins\, CO
URL:https://findlocal.community/event/3e166790-ffee-474b-8cb2-bc6c0fd0aee
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STATUS:CONFIRMED
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