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The Qreative Life Podcast | S2E14 | Erin Walter & Andrew Solin of Parker Woodland

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In this episode Q hangs out with Erin Walter and Andrew Solin of the indie rock trio, Parker Woodland. The three of them discuss the evolution of Parker Woodland, their respective creative histories and processes, and their new album “There’s Not Such Thing as Time” due out in September 2024. 

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Fast-rising indie rock trio Parker Woodland began as neighbors jamming in a small church in Austin, TX, and soon evolved into a powerful, sweat-soaked live experience. At the center is joyfully expressive frontwoman Erin Walter, a justice activist from the Girls Rock Camp and LGBTQIA+ scene, and Unitarian Universalist minister. 
The World’s On Fire (and We Still Fall In Love) — Parker Woodland’s 2021 debut EP, recorded with Jonas Wilson of Mr. Pink Records — pulses with life-affirming energy, fuzzy riffs, and catchy, shout-along vocals.

Parker Woodland spent 2021-22 putting out a live EP and music video trilogy, all while on a unique 120-city virtual tour (including a peace benefit with Willie Nelson, a women’s conference, Rock the Vote events, and UU churches).

In 2022, guitarist Andrew Solin and drummer Keri Cinquina joined Parker Woodland, and the band began writing their first full-length album, playing a cathartic new live set of pandemic-era anthems. “When you write a song, that’s often where you discover what you really believe,” Walter says. “I believe life is short, beautiful, and hard, and we will get through it together.”

Read The Austin Chronicle’s coverage of the first single and video from their new album, “Makeup, ” inspired by the fight for trans youth rights in Texas. 

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