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In the immortal words of Jackie DeShannon, "What the world needs now is love." Luckily for Texas music fans, yawny yellow glowy floaty is here to deliver! With their new single, It's a Good World, the duo explores the indelible good that is woven into the fabric of the human experience. In a discussion that radiates peace, calm, and serenity, we learn about the lifestyle that inspires their work and how many different ways there are to prepare a mango! - Trinity University

yawny yelly glowy floaty lives on a South Texas horse ranch where they've cultivated an artistic haven. The duo's music is hauntingly beautiful. With their lush productions and dreamy vocals, they each showcase their individual euphoria and terror. - GET It

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qGYRO9GitXY&t=725s&ab_channel=TigerTV - Studio 21

PLUS a check-in call from band YAWNY YELLY GLOWY FLOATY (Stephanie Cardona & Logan Woodyard)! We talk their new music video, “SET IT UP RIGHT”, and get tips from this power duo on all things self-preservation (inside and out). Check out YAWNY YELLY GLOWY FLOATY’s music on Spotify / Apple Music and follow them on Instagram at @yawny_yelly_glowy_floaty - The Wayne Holtz

yawny yelly glowy floaty – “Set It Up Right”: This single from the cleverly named folky dream pop Texas group was released in February, yet its bouncy nature feels appropriate for the start of warm(er) weather here in the midwest. The music video below is simplistic and expressive in all the right ways, though I wish it had a bit of a brighter aesthetic. That being said, it’s difficult for a project to really stand out these days, especially in the synthpop realm, so I commend yygf (may I use that acronym) for delivering on a nifty bop. - Tuned Up

Sometimes, the direct approach is best. Exhibit A : Set It up Right, the latest music video from the unique sonic laboratory of yawny yelly glowy floaty. If taken purely on sonic merits alone, the song stands as another achievement from a duo quickly becoming known for their consistency in quality… the track comes on ominous, but quickly amps itself up into triumphant levels, while the lyrics are as encouraging as they are comforting. Luckily for all of us, yawny yelly glowy floaty reached out to Jaylin Lane for assistance with the video, and the result is a true celebration of unrestricted expression in the form of Lane finding open spaces to perform extremely expressionistic dancing, with the result being an extremely moving and captivating piece of art. Dig the video for yourself, leave a like and a comment if you feel it, and spread the word so that all can enjoy!

-chief - CHIEF AND THEDOOMSDAYDEVICE

Today we’d like to introduce you to Stephanie Cardona and Logan Woodyard band: yawny yelly glowy floaty... - Voyage Austin

yawny yelly glowy floaty, consisting of Stephanie and Logan, is known for their lush & hair-raising productions The duo’s latest single, Alone, came out last week. The vocals are surrounded by futuristic sounds that have a slightly moody feeling to them, evoking a mysterious atmosphere. It’s perfect for this season, I think. All the subtleties make it an instant classic, one you’ll continue to listen to long after Halloween is over. This only further illustrates yawny yelly glowy floaty’s brilliance.

They say the following about the track: ”The lyrics remind us where the iconic horror themes we love come from and what the most memorable monsters are actually metaphors for. The song leaves one thinking, “we’re all alone in the universe, or are we?”.”

This song even ask philosophical questions. That’s something I can really appreciate, and it’s another reason to study the context. Check out Alone below! - LEFUTUREWAVE

yawny yelly glowy floaty are a divergent sonic art collective of two based out of Alice, Texas and the textured, eerie beauty of "Alone" seeped under my skin easily. From the onset, the strumming acoustic guitar and ambient tones feel darkly intriguing like they are emanating from scratchy 16mm found film footage. When the track expands with booming bass, a trip hop flavored beat it and Stephanie's vocal aesthetic that rides a tightrope between broken and comely you get pulled in further. She asks questions that will particularly speak to those of us who delve into the horror side of things, more to the deep esoteric H.P. Lovecraft-esque kind of macabre than the Rob Zombie grand guignol blood letting. When she asks "are your night terrors coming true?" I literally winced as I know someone who suffers from them. Thankfully I have not known anyone who has descended into madness.

Amid the bits of lo-fi and killer production there are classical tones, bits of dark baroque pop and other sonic embellishments that show a keen sense of drama and darkness. It is cinematic and I just could see "Alone" as a soundscape in the next Netflix or Hulu episodic binger.

Press notes share:

[Stephanie and Logan met doing what they love most. They first crossed paths performing in different acts at the same hometown festival. After a firm handshake, deep eye contact, and a little flirting, it wasn’t long before the two wrote their first song together.]

And those of us who dig artful sonic art will forever be grateful for their coupling.

-Robb Donker Curtius - AMERICAN PANCAKE