OUT NOW: Spring Death
Embracing the juxtaposition of an uplifting pop rock arrangement combined with heartrending lyrics, Kara Square and Piero Peluche’s “Spring Death” processes both of their recent experiences.
OUT NOW: Infinite Blanket
“Infinite Blanket” by Kara Square and Piero Peluche is a punchy and positive alternative rock love song. The lyrics profess that love helps make sense of life’s endless chaos.
OUT NOW: Full Moon, Starry Night
Staring up at the night sky with tears in her eyes, Kara Square wrote this lullaby for her father. It is the last thing she sang to him.
OUT NOW: Gloom and Doom
“Gloom and Doom” by Kara Square and Piero Peluche is an 80s style electro pop song with political undertones.
OUT NOW: Perfect Storm
Utilizing the juxtaposition of feel good alternative folk rock paired with piercing political lyrics, Kara Square and Piero Peluche’s “Perfect Storm” is an anti-racism anthem for monumental societal change. When black lives matter, everyone is free. “Perfect Storm” is available … Continued
OUT NOW: Stayin’ at Home
“Stayin’ at Home” by Kara Square and Piero Peluche is a tongue-in-cheek post-punk, new wave track about the day to day life of those of us sheltering in place through the COVID-19 pandemic. The days are blending together as the … Continued
OUT NOW: Numbers with Piero Peluche
Full of compassion and love, “Numbers” by Kara Square & Piero Peluche is an alternative folk rock anthem for the time. The message is one we all need to keep in our minds: together we will get through this.
OUT NOW: Roses & Thorns DOUBLE ALBUM
‘Roses & Thorns’ is a double album release by Kara Square and Piero Peluche. ‘Roses’ focuses on the personal side of their songwriting, while ‘Thorns’ puts a spotlight on the political.
OUT 3/27/20: Roses & Thorns DOUBLE ALBUM
‘Roses & Thorns’ is a double album release by Kara Square and Piero Peluche that drops on March 27, 2020.
OUT NOW: You Were You with Piero Peluche
Tackling the sometimes tragic truth encountered by the passage of time, this electro folk pop version of “You Were You” by Kara Square and Piero Peluche makes coping with the moment a triumphant endeavor.
