The Sweet Remains

The Sweet Remains is an American folk-rock band founded by singer/songwriters Rich Price, Greg Naughton & Brian Chartrand.Their independently released 2008 debut Laurel & Sunset (produced in collaboration with Andy Zulla) nonetheless reached a global audience when Putumayo World Music featured their single “Dance With Me” on Putumayo's popular Acoustic Cafe compilation.The band's follow up release, North & Prospect, garnered a USA TODAY “pick of the week” feature for the song “Better Ways to Spend The Day," further broadening the reach of their music and reputation for creating "lush 3-part harmonies” over strong lyrical and melodic writing. In February 2018, the band announced completion of a feature film called "The Independents" that features the story and music of the band.Written and directed by band-member, Naughton, it premiered at Santa Barbara International Film Festival and won jury prize for "best feature film 2018" at Omaha Film Festival in March, 2018.No general release info as of April 2018.