Hershey, PA's The Ocean Blue are as close to being indiepop's godfathers as can be. From their youthful, self-titled debut in 1989 to their most recent sophisticated major label record, See The Ocean Blue, this quartet of gentlemen, have won the hearts of the discriminating music junkie. While, they've had mainstream success and harbour fashion magazine good looks, they've always found a sympathetic ear in the underground. We claim them as one of our own. They have the soulfulness, the sincerity, and the s...   [ read more ]

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Hershey, PA's The Ocean Blue are as close to being indiepop's godfathers as can be. From their youthful, self-titled debut in 1989 to their most recent sophisticated major label record, See The Ocean Blue, this quartet of gentlemen, have won the hearts of the discriminating music junkie. While, they've had mainstream success and harbour fashion magazine good looks, they've always found a sympathetic ear in the underground. We claim them as one of our own. They have the soulfulness, the sincerity, and the s...   [ read more ]

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