Lemonade Stand talks to Hank Native, Sam Paulino and Aidan Ostby. These 3 share experiences about living in their small city of Burlington Vermont. I’m from a small town and live in a small city so hearing their experiences with school, their struggles with breaking out of their music scene and knowing everyone in the town directly or through a friend resonates with me. It’s a very chill interview and you get a sense of what it was like for them to build a name in a small city. I can imagine how it would look in my area. They speak on moving to Chicago, living in Nashville and the places they stayed between those times. If you are from a small city, you can relate heavily to how and why they felt the way they did going to and living in all these different places. They talk about how Aidan came up with the title for their album Wherever You’re Going I Hope It’s Great and what it meant for each of them. The title only represented a great album to me before but hearing their explanation makes it beautiful. Please go check all their music out. Twitter creeping was hilarious and made want to start a razor scooter tour de France myself, bring back starter packs and delete my old social media accounts. I hope you tap into the interview because as of now it’s not getting the love it deserves.
