Have Mercy - The Love LifeBaltimore natives Have Mercy are back with their newest album The Love Life set for release on August 2nd. Awash in textured instrumentation, The Love Life finds the pair exploring the negative space in Have Mercy's music like never before. From the droning, delicate "Dressed Down" to the nostalgic lookback "Mattress on the Floor" and first single "Clair," which marries propulsive melodies with staccato strings and drum machines, The Love Life pulls

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