Talented and professional husband/wife duo Bees in a Bottle landed on our radar recently with their latest release, “Jealous Mistress,” and we can’t wait to share it with you. It’s an amazing experience from start to finish and will leave you stuck on constant repeat for days to come.
The vocalist has one of the catchiest voices we’ve ever heard and this song shows off all the melodic tones of her stunning voice. Her vocal performance is on another level and the lyrics are original, well-written. The vocal melodies are catchy and the production is polished and sounds very professional. The energy of this song is beautiful and the chorus is amazing and will get stuck in your mind in no time. You may find yourself singing it out by the next morning. Bees in a Bottle is an experienced duo and their music is different and deserves more attention. Check it out for yourself and be sure to let us know what you think. Don’t forget to follow Bees in a Bottle online to stay up to date!
ABOUT THE BAND:
Bees in a Bottle is the moniker adopted by Pacific Northwest songwriting duo, Christine McAllister and Chad McAllister. Based in Portland, OR, the McAllisters have been bandmates and spouses for over a decade. Their partnership is one that, over the years, has deepened incrementally, so that their music and purpose together becomes clearer with every record.
Originally from the Philadelphia area, Bees in a Bottle released their first album, “Quiet Room,” in 2013, with a follow-up EP, “Heartsleeve,” in 2014. Both were recorded with Grammy Award-winning producer Glenn Barratt (Elton John, Jill Scott). Shortly after, the band relocated to the West Coast and began playing in the Portland music scene and touring around the PNW. In 2020, they released their next record, Treasures Ugly And Few, a complete exploration into the shifting moods, thoughts, and feelings that connect us all together. The album became a landmark achievement in their catalog, the first step toward the kind of songs they’d envisioned making from their very first moments together. Using that record as a blueprint for the path forward, Bees in a Bottle continues to embrace the cathartic, moody dimensions of their sound in their upcoming album, The Sun Left and Took The Moon With It, a 10-song series of imagined scenes from the perspective of different women who’ve lost a man they loved in the music industry to suicide or drug addiction, set to release April 14, 2023.
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