If nostalgia starred in a late summer 70s film, its soundtrack would feature The Rayes. Superimposing catchy melodies atop lilting harmonies and McCartney-esque basslines, the Melbourne-based, Seattle-born group recalls themes of identity, yearning, and a witty reflection to sweeping emotion. The Rayes have been dubbed, ‘a kiss of sonic sunshine’ by LA’s Atwood Magazine, with a sound reminiscent of HAIM, Weyes Blood, and John Lennon’s solo work.