Oct
29

Windser

MilkBoy Philly

Philadelphia, PA

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Event Details

Windser with Meg Smith and Wall Carpets at MilkBoy

Sunday, October 29, 2023

6:30 PM Doors | 7:30 PM Show

21+

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About Windser

As the early-morning sun melts its way through the verdant forests and out over the cresting waves of the Pacific, the rest of the world fades away. Jordan Topf grew up in that golden landscape, and that home of Santa Cruz has always lingered in the back of his mind even as he traveled the world with a variety of bands and writing and producing for other artists. So when he decided to utilize the isolation of the pandemic by moving into a house in Northern California to write solo material, the subject matter came rushing back to him. “I wasn't inspired to write about where the world was currently at, so I went back in time,” he says. “I hadn't ever written about the place where I grew up, the early memories that shaped who I am today, and I realized there was so much I’d left unsaid, so much nostalgia, so many stories I’d never shared until now.” After crafting the songs that would become his debut release, Topf decided to name the project Windser, in honor of the street he grew up on. Delving deeper into memory, he named the EP after the way his dad described Santa Cruz: Where the Redwoods Meet the Sea.

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About Meg Smith

The 2021 release ‘Cross My Heart I Hope U Die’ established Meg as an exciting talent to watch. Now at almost 10 Million streams, the bewitching pop break-up anthem was featured on numerous Spotify playlists. Her most recent single, 'Joni' was featured on Spotify's Sad Hour, New Music Friday UK, and Next Gen Singer-Songwriter. Meg's 'Rom Com Pop' EP, released in February, is a collection of songs that sound like the soundtrack to an early 00s rom com. The songs were featured on New Music Friday USA, as well as various New Music Friday's around the globe. Her debut single 'Cross My Heart I Hope U Die' is the theme of 'EZRA', the popular LGBTQ+ Vampire series on Apple TV. Meg appeared in Season 1 and is expected to appear in Season 2. The song is also featured in season 2 of 'Ginny and Georgia' on Netflix.

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About Wall Carpets

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We are WALL CARPETS, an alternative indie punk trio from South Jersey.