Normal Heights LP

Briston Maroney cut Normal Heights years before anyone heard it, just days out of his first stint in rehab, selling his truck and moving back in with his mother to scrape together the money to make it. He sat on the record until the timing felt right, and tracks like "Greatest Love" and "I Found You" still hit with that same unguarded weight, closer to early-2010s confessional indie rock than the more polished records he's made since.