New Single Release “Does Anybody Care?” - Alex Hirsch Confronts Cold War Fear And Its Modern Echo

Alex Hirsch releases "Does Anybody Care?," a piano and saxophone driven track that pulls its urgency from a memory a lot of listeners will recognize, the fear of nuclear war that shaped an entire generation's childhood. Written by longtime collaborator Carl Paradise, the song draws directly from growing up during the Cold War, when American schoolchildren regularly practiced "duck and cover" drills in classrooms across the country and pairs that memory with a clear-eyed look at the anxieties of the present day.

The musical chameleon with eclectic tastes, Alex Hirsch releases his new single "Memory Lane," out now, a country and Americana front porch-style ballad built around the pull of the past and the people who stay with us long after we have moved on. Set against lap steel guitar and layered harmonies, the song settles into an easy, unhurried groove, the kind that invites a listener to pour a drink and sit with their own memories for a while.

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