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“Homewell & Friendsick”

Isn’t it special to miss someone?

Grace (the lead of STS) and Mar Fink first became friends in 2019 at Willamette University. They played together in Sove The Second for about a year, then in 2020 COVID-19 entered the US. Mar graduated and moved back to the east coast, and Grace stayed in the west, taking a year off from her studies. They’d grown to be close friends, and were surprised to find distance connecting them even more so with weekly FaceTimes, video blogs, Netflix Teleparty, and yearly reunion trips.

In 2023 Grace and Mar traveled up and down the east coast, evading the smoke from the Canadian fires with just a corolla, acoustic guitar, and poorly packed bags. In the car from Portland to New Jersey they practiced new harmonies to what is now “Homewell & Friendsick”, and wrote out the chords overnight. From New Jersey to Boston they talked about how special friendship is, and how there needed to be more love songs about platonic connection, “I’m here, you’re there, it’s unfair,” said Mar. In Boston they found a round, brick walkway, and followed it around the city. Upon her return to Idaho, Grace found that walking down the greenbelt brought back memories of walking in Boston with Mar. It amended her grief, and put into practice a philosophy that will shape her friendships to come: isn’t it special to miss someone?

MORE MUSIC.

MORE MUSIC.

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A band performing live at a venue with colorful lighting. The focus is on a female vocalist singing into a microphone, while other band members play instruments in the background. Artwork is visible on the walls.
Musician performing on stage with a microphone and guitar, sitting on a chair in a spotlight.
Two musicians performing on stage under colorful lighting, one playing a bass guitar and the other playing a cello, with drums in the background.
Two musicians on stage, one wearing a blue knit hat and playing guitar, the other holding a microphone and wearing a sheer top, smiling. Dimly lit, artistic backdrop with picture frames and posters.
Two photo booth strips featuring a group of people making various joyful expressions and poses in black-and-white. Background includes musical instruments like guitars and a cello with decorative lights.
Two people in a dimly lit room wearing identical blue dresses and smiling.
Two musicians performing outdoors, one playing a cello and singing, the other playing a guitar. They are seated near microphones and an amplifier, with a backdrop of trees and cars.
A group of five people posing indoors in front of a wall with 'Push & Pour' written on it. They are holding flowers and appear to be enjoying themselves. One person is sitting in front, wearing an orange jacket, while the others stand behind, smiling
A band performing outdoors, featuring a guitarist in a yellow cap playing an electric guitar, a drummer in a white t-shirt seated behind a drum set, and a microphone stand in the foreground. There's a van and trees in the background.
A group of people dressed in vintage Western attire, standing in a wooded area. The main focus is on a person in the foreground wearing a cowboy hat and a fringed jacket, pointing with their right hand. In the background, five other individuals are s
Concert poster for "Heartbroke Cowpoke" at Push & Pour in Garden City. Features cartoon cowboy on red background. Event information: September 22, doors 6 PM, show 6:30 PM, $10, all ages. Performers: Sove the Second, Wiseacre, Jesse Blake Rundle.
Person holding a white T-shirt with a pink cartoon design of a cowboy and the text "Heartbroke Cowpoke Sove the Second" in a room with craft supplies.
Group of five people in Western-style attire in a forest setting in black and white.
Two people in a forest setting, one wearing a cowboy hat and black shirt, sitting on the ground with the other leaning over, wearing a white shirt and brown vest.
Black and white photo of five people in Western attire, including cowboy hats, sitting and standing near bundled ropes in a forested outdoor setting.
Two musicians in a recording studio with a drummer and a guitarist wearing headphones.

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