‘Drugs No More’, the new video from the Nashville based project Creamer, was released on June 28th.  The song which is from the upcoming album that is slated for a September release, has a throwback feel.  Not only does the song have a throwback feel, the look of the band gives us a cool retro vibe.

The songs starts with a smooth electric piano followed by the entire band and singer-songwriter Philip Creamers’s terrific double tracked vocals.  But for me the highlight is that chorus.  It’s extremely catchy.  You may even find yourself singing along with it:

“Drugs no more/I don’t believe in drugs no more/Cause you get me high as the sun/I’ll never come down from this.”

Of all of the 60’s and 70’s comparisons that will eventually be made with Creamer, I want to add that, truthfully, without the visual from the video I felt a strong Brendan Benson meets Alan Parson’s Project thing going.  And I liked it right away.

While connecting with Wilco/The Autumn Defense’s multi-instrumentalist Pat Sansone, Philip has put together a nice release here.  We are excited to hear what comes next.