Music can make us feel remarkably nostalgic.
It’s common to hear songs that were popular during our childhood years and be taken back to another place and time. Depending on the decade your childhood years fell in, you may be taken way back.
I was born in the mid-'70s — 1974 to be exact — and when I listen to music from that time period, music I vividly remember to this day, I’m immediately transported.
What’s interesting for me about this decade-specific sentimentality is that I find myself lost in this nostalgia for the ’70s when I listen to the modern-day band, Tennis.
Hailing from Denver, Colorado, indie-pop band Tennis is comprised mainly of Patrick Riley and Alaina Moore, a dynamic husband and wife duo with a penchant for making modern music that — in this author’s opinion — sounds as if it were made in the 1970s.