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June Avenue is a family of five who's songs borrow from singer-songwriter fashions to driving rock, while remaining squarely rooted to an indie-rock identity. Their song feature a balance of harmony-rich ballads, folk flavored pop and upbeat rock. Their songs songs resonate with emotion -- whether somber or joyful -- and can be both friendly and uplifting.

Though unconventional in style, June Avenue's sound is characterized by its male/female vocal harmonies, acoustic guitar, piano melodies, and a variety of supporting instruments -- including drums, bass, electric guitar, melodica and flute.