Their new album “AM Waves”, the follow up to 2015’s superb debut LP “West End Coast”, showcases their mellow brand of classic melodic pop with a funk ‘n’ soul twist, drenched in sunshine. Think Doobie Brothers, Hall & Oates, America, Steely Dan, Michael McDonald, Todd Rundgren. Sunshine, harmonies & soul.

Young Gun Silver Fox are the captains of AM Waves, setting sail towards an isle where melodies soak the shoreline and grooves sway like palm trees. Their route traces a natural progression from West End Coast, an album that cast Andy Platts (Young Gun) and Shawn Lee (Silver Fox) as musical virtuosos of SoCal-infused pop. AM Waves does more than duplicate the perfection of West End Coast. It improves it.

Recorded at The Shop in London and Roffey Hall in the English countryside, AM Waves burnishes the blend between the duo’s modern aesthetic and their sumptuously crafted homage to ’70s-styled pop, rock, and soul. “This music hits a certain spot for me personally that nothing else quite does,” says Shawn, who produced the album amidst his projects for Saint Etienne, Shawn Lee’s Ping Pong Orchestra, and several other acts. “It’s real high-caliber music. It’s easy and breezy to listen to but it’s really hard to make. Every aspect is A game.”