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Lockeland (Michael Boris, Kyndon Oakes and Mark Vikingstad) the on the rise Country music trio with impeccable harmonies have announced the release of “Made For Mornings,” an upbeat tune with passion and emotion that promises to get stuck in your head. The new music, written by Renn Anderson, Kyndon Oakes, Mark Vikingstad and Michael Boris Premiered during a live performance. The new tune was delivered to radio today via MPE and will be promoted by the Grass Roots team. The song is available for streaming and downloads on all major digital music platforms here.
“... I used to be
A late night
Party type
Sippin’ on the highlife
Get in at 5AM
Sleepin’ ‘til it’s night again and
You you you showed up without warning, yeah
You you got me thinking I was
Made For Mornings �”
“The inspiration for our new single, came out of a place where mornings start for many people, Starbucks. The "Made For Mornings" title was on a poster advertising a breakfast sandwich, to which we saw that and said, “that’s a song,” shared Lockeland. “The three of us along with Renn Anderson, sat down and began to write the story of a night life partier, who without warning, stumbles upon a love that is deep and genuine. The shallowness of his party lifestyle fades away as he finds a sense of renewal in the warmth of a coffee cup with her, instead of thingytails at the bar. We hope that our fans feel the passion, emotion and energy of this song just as much as we do.”
As a trio, the individual talents of Lockeland compliment each other instinctively resulting in a well polished, three-part harmony sound. Since the launch of the trio’s debut single, “Til The Cows Come Home” which landed in the top 40 on MusicRow’s Country Breakout Chart, Lockeland was selected as a regular full band stage act on the world famous Wildhorse Saloon stage in Nashville, appeared on the CMA Spotlight Stage (CMA Fest 2019) and opened for Big & Rich on two separate occasions in 2019. The group embarked on an international tour (canvassing England and Scotland) where the trio provided direct support for CAM at Millport Country Festival and shared the stage at the Long Road Festival with Kip Moore, Josh Turner, LANCO and more.
About Lockeland:
Lockeland is a straight-up contemporary country with a throwback twist; the trio’s blend of talents complement one another naturally and instinctively. The group’s polished; easy-does-it dynamics, intricate three-part harmonies and simplistic, meaningful storylines are its signature. With a captivating, subtle, sneaking energy, whether in an intimate acoustic setting or a rockin’ full band show, Lockeland stakes its claim on the map to create a memorable experience like no other. Since the launch of the trio’s debut single, “Til The Cows Come Home” , which landed in the Top 40 on the MusicRow Country Breakout Chart, Lockeland has appeared on the CMA Spotlight Stage (CMA Fest 2019), opened for Big & Rich on two separate occasions in 2019. The group recently embarked on an international tour (canvassing England and Scotland) where the trio provided direct support for CAM at Millport Music Festival and shared the stage at the Long Road Festival with other artists such as: Kip Moore, Josh Turner, LANCO, Morgan Evans & Logan Mize. Mark Vikingstad and Michael Boris come from different spectrums of New York and Kyndon Oakes hails from Kansas. The trio met in Nashville, the middle, to “lock the lands” and thus, Lockeland was formed. What brings these friends together is their love of life, humor and the mutual passion to create music that recalls pages from the past and captures memorable moments of the here and now. They have released three singles since their debut single of “Til’ The Cows Come Home” in March 2019. “Drive” was released in Sept. 2019 penned by Kyndon Oakes, Mark Vikingstad and Susie Brown and “These Hands” released Nov 1 2019 written by Kyndon Oakes, Mark Vikingstad. The exclusive debut of the current single, “Keep Us Young,” was played Live on WSMV Today in Nashville with official digital release on Feb 14th. The song was written by Kyndon Oakes, Mark Vikingstad and Michael Boris.