Fellow Bohemian

Just as their nonconformist moniker implies, Fellow Bohemian is a unique act who combines indie rock intensity with worldbeat rhythms. After a slight lineup change, the Glassell Park-based band recently leaked two new singles, “Ceremony” and “Surface Trick,” which give testament to the group’s uncanny ability to diversely weave elements of shimmery psychedelia, surf soul, and dream pop.

Fellow Bohemian will perform on January 18th at Harvard & Stone. - Free Bike Valet

Orange County’s Fellow Bohemians Alex Bostelman ( vocals, guitar, piano, percussion), Jeremy Brock (vocals, guitar, percussion), Dave Pelusi (vocals, bass, percussion), Adrian Sanchez (guitar), and Greg Anderson (drums, percussion) are an indie folk-pop five-piece that heralds the sun, or at least that’s what their warmly-wistful “Stones In A River” prophesies.

Astride a solar chariot of vibrant sound that blazes brightly across the brain, the song is a study in lush, carefully-crafted melodies with a slight Shins-esque quality, but with an empowered percussive stride that turns the free-spirited jingle-jangle into something universally catchy; vividly emotional lyrics act as a soulful counterpoint to the sonic sol. - KROQ 106.7

Fellow Bohemian wrapped up the evening of music with their uplifting, addictive and unique sound. The band’s indie rock sound combined with singer Alex Bostelman’s sweet and melodic vocals, wove together a refreshingly modern take on surf soul. - L.A. Record

Featuring dreamy guitar and keyboard textures rooted in world-rhythm grooves, SoCal based rock band Fellow Bohemian, recently dropped the fresh new track “Surface Trick.” The single sets out to explore and understand people’s true natures, with the narrator navigating through dreamy soundscapes to find something real, check it out below. - Ground Sounds