🎵 Pete Keating and The Renslow Trestle Music Journey
Pete Keating and The Renslow Trestle represent the vibrant heart of Seattle’s thriving music scene, bringing together a collective of talented Pacific Northwest musicians who have converged from various connected musical projects. The ensemble features Jacob Brown on piano/organ, Harrison Keating on upright bass, Trevor Olohan on drums, Gavin Olohan on electric guitar, Debbie Cantwell on viola and backing vocals, with additional vocal support from Marita Schott and Baylor Burbidge.
Recently performing at Portland’s legendary Kelly’s Olympian as the opening act for touring band Carl and Wes, the group has been making waves throughout the Pacific Northwest region with several upcoming performances on the horizon. Their songwriting and performance style draws from the rich tapestry of mid-century Americana, channeling influences ranging from The Carter Family and Ramblin’ Jack Elliott to Etta James and Jeff Lynne.
“Tenderly” official music video
Song’s review
🎵 Pete Keating and The Renslow Trestle’s “Tenderly”
“Tenderly” is one of those songs that doesn’t try too hard, which is why it really works. Pete Keating and The Renslow Trestle have kept themes soft and acoustic, with a touch of alt-United States and Americana going to wander inside. The vocals carry a real warm temperature — soulful with too much — and the phrasing has an unbound, jazzy feel that delivers everything comfortable, unforced great. Nothing is rushed here. The band let the music breathe and look innocently Kushty, and that tenacity is part of what makes it stick.
There’s also a melancholy charm, the kind that sneaks up on you some listen to This is actually a collection rooted in singer-songwriter subculture, curious in addition about outrage than flash Folk-pop soul influences show up in small, natural ways rather than big moments, so that the song maintains a private feel rather than polished for effect “Tenderly” without pursuing a big end — it’s happy to just sit with you for a few minutes. It was a good tune for a quiet night in the middle.
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