Olive Avenue Chicago, Illinois
Olive Avenue’s songs are crafted as modern love letters to classic pop writing, where soaring melodies and complex harmonies melt into technicolor guitars. Chicago artist Ryan O’Toole explores themes of intimate friendship, late-stage capitalism, and growing beyond adolescence in a world somewhere between dreams and reality. ... more
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