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I Love You 3:570:00/3:57
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Aftermath 4:000:00/4:00
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Burn The Ships 3:370:00/3:37
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Size Of Giants 3:410:00/3:41
Love is easy. Love is wild. the songs live somewhere in between.
The Easy Wild
A husband and wife Americana duo
The Easy Wild is the acoustic, heart-forward side of songwriter Jeremy Drinkwine—made for house concerts and close listening. They are rooted in harmony, storytelling, and the quiet power of songs played close enough to feel.
The Easy Wild creates intimate Americana folk-rock built for living rooms, listening rooms, and the kind of shows where the songs and the stories breathe together.
Blending raw harmony into songs about love, life, and the wild beauty of doing it all together, their authentically driven songs are for ears and rooms where listening still matters.
LISTEN BELOW
These songs were built from quiet rooms and simple harmonies, then expanded into full-band recordings. When we play them live, we bring them home again.
These songs were written to be heard up close.
If you’re listening alone or with someone you love, you’re doing it right.
All songs can currently be streamed on all music platforms.
More music by Jeremy Drinkwine is available at jeremydrinkwine.com
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WHERE these songs come from
The Easy Wild is one chapter of a larger songwriting journey.
If you’re curious about the full catalog—rock, Americana, and the upcoming Hometown Immigrant album—you’ll find it under Jeremy Drinkwine.
PRESS & REVIEWS
“Deserves to be heard. The Easy Wild releases new EP FLOWERS FROM ASHES.” - Jerrett Franklin
“The single, "Devil In The Wine", from The Easy Wild launches with self-awareness that is intelligently and invitingly presented, immediately drawing the listener into the description.” - IndieObsessive