BREAKING: Happen Twice has just announced the release of a groundbreaking 28-song compilation album, marking a significant milestone in Austin’s independent music scene. This urgent release not only showcases local talent but also embodies the collaborative spirit that defines the Austin Chronicle’s mission as a cultural hub.
The album features a diverse array of artists and styles, primarily leaning towards minimalistic indie rock arrangements. Among the highlights are a vibrant cover of Charli XCX’s hit “Talk Talk” by Willy Steg, along with standout contributions from local acts like Stalefish. With a total runtime of 91 minutes, the album artfully weaves intense and restrained tracks into a cohesive and engaging listening experience.
This compilation serves as both an artistic endeavor and a community support initiative. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to the Austin Chronicle, which has been a vital independent news source for over 40 years. “Independence thrives through mutual support,” Happen Twice states, highlighting the importance of sustaining local journalism during these challenging times.
The urgency of this release cannot be overstated. In a landscape where independent voices are increasingly at risk, the album represents a rallying cry for support and solidarity within the Austin community. As the city continues to navigate political and environmental challenges, your backing of independent press is more crucial than ever.
With fans eagerly anticipating the album’s drop, Happen Twice invites everyone to experience this celebration of local artistry. Interested listeners can stream or purchase the compilation today and contribute to the ongoing fight for quality journalism in Austin.
Stay tuned as Happen Twice continues to redefine what it means to be an independent music entity, and remember, every purchase helps sustain a vital part of Austin’s cultural fabric.
