From the outside, Assemble Sound looks like just another one of Detroit\u2019s beautiful historic churches. And, technically, it is – but this particular church\u2019s religion is music. The 145-year-old church serves as an artist residency and recording studio, does licensing\/supervision, and has garnered a lot of attention for the diverse music made by its artists. The collective\u2019s most recent release comes from alternative R&B artist, Alexander Lynch. Although Lynch, a native of Norway, Michigan, has only been living in Detroit for a few months, he\u2019s already made himself known in the Detroit music scene. <\/span><\/p>\n

\u201cWine Drunk\u201d is his first single since his 2016 EP release, <\/span>Love Lives<\/span><\/i>, and is the perfect soundtrack for winter heartbreak and reflection. Co-produced by Jon Zott, the track balances warm synths with Lynch\u2019s magnetizing vocals, creating a feeling reminiscent of a boozy haze. Lynch told <\/span>Impose <\/span><\/i>magazine that the song is about \u201c<\/span>recalling past emotional experiences through the filter of intoxication and isolation. It touches on several moments of regret in my life in a sort of self-deprecating cocktail.\u201d That’s surely something we can all relate to during the holiday season. Take a sip and savor the sounds of regret and new beginnings. <\/span><\/p>\n