Bo Staloch Releases The Garden, A Deeply Personal Americana EP
Bo Staloch shares The Garden, a six-track alt-folk and Americana EP that explores love, family, and personal growth. Out now.
Bo Staloch delivers an emotionally rich collection of songs with The Garden, his six-track EP that blends introspective songwriting with Americana and folk influences. Out now via all major streaming platforms, the project highlights Staloch’s ability to capture life’s most profound emotions through poetic lyricism.
The EP’s title track, released today, serves as its emotional anchor, reflecting on love, support, and the next generation. “I think a lot about my future kids,” Staloch shares. “I’ve seen how much effort my parents put into creating a space for me to flourish, and that’s something I want to pass on.” The song’s touching chorus—“When the sky falls down give the pieces to me / I’ll hold you like the moon ‘til you fall asleep”—captures the comforting essence of family bonds.
Produced by Andrew Wells (Phoebe Bridgers, Teddy Swims, Halsey), The Garden was recorded in a Laurel Canyon-facing home studio, lending the project an intimate, warm atmosphere. The final track, “Oh God, Were You Ever,” produced by Joshua Block (Leon Bridges, Jamestown Revival), rounds out the EP with a poignant reflection on identity and time.
Currently on tour with Houndmouth and joining Ashe in May, Staloch is quickly gaining momentum. With sold-out headline shows in London and Dublin and praise from The Luna Collective and Atwood Magazine, 2025 is shaping up to be his breakout year.
The Garden is out now on all major streaming platforms.