We were super grateful to have him in the realm,” A.M. “He has just got this array of vintage equipment up there and it's a comfortable space to create so it's really easy to let him take the wheel and mix and produce and do everything.

The four track EP features songs written before the pandemic, but the band really used the last year to take them into the studio and along with producer John Griffin give them added depth and a straight rock and roll energy. That “distraction” was Solace and thanks to artist grants the band received during the shutdown, they were able to focus their time and resources on not only recording Solace but also getting a physical release out. “Everything was pretty lined up for great things for us but everything stopped but that's okay because we still got the momentum and we are lucky enough to have had a project already started so it was a nice distraction to focus on all of that.” Prior to the pandemic, Cactus Flowers was just kick starting their celebration and multiple tours in support of their well received 2019 release, Incantations. They are definitely helping to keep the scene alive in Houston and we are thankful for that,” says A.M. “There's a lot of cool ways to actually get to see that performance and be a part of the stream, even if you don't feel comfortable necessarily going out. Jessica A.M., lead singer and guitarist of Cactus Flowers, is clearly elated that the band will be able to perform again following the lack of live show opportunities in the past year. The live sessions are open to a limited capacity and socially distanced audience who watch the band record their live stream which is available online. Cactus Flowers is making Houston proud once again with their latest EP, Solace featuring four new tracks which show off what the band does best: rock out.Ĭactus Flowers will perform as part of Wonky Power’s Live Sessions on March 18.

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