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Review: Frankford Fitler Moving On Spring EP

Laura Kane

Inspired mostly by Rush and Jimi Hendrix, Tyler Cole and Randy Wilson have been taking over the city of Philadelphia with their first ever EP Moving On. Playing at mostly local bars in the Philadelphia area they’ve gained their nationwide following with funny tiktoks and instagram giveaways. Joining bands such as Greta Van Fleet and The Naked Gypsy Queens, Frankford Fitler is not only bringing the 70s back through their incredible music but through their clothing as well. Tyler is often seen wearing flowing flare plants and cowboy fringe while performing. Tyler is the lead singer and lead guitar player. He plays a Gibson flying V and a Gibson acoustic to get that natural 70s sound and 70s look. Randy Wilson is his wingman on the drums. Their unique Frankford Fitler logo is printed out in bold on Randys Ludwig drum kit.

Their EP has 4 big songs on it. Starting off with “Moving on,” then my favorite “Loved you All Along,” and lastly “Heartstruck” and “Highest Mountain”. They each flow together with different Psychedelic and folky aspects. “Loved you All Along’ is my favorite because I love emotional acoustic songs about the beauty of woman. The musical aspect of the song is spot on. The organ harmonies are what put it all together giving it its Folky gospel sound. “Moving On” Is a cowboy coming of age song. To me it’s about a young cowboy moving on and finding his success as he’s coming into adulthood.  My prediction is that “Moving on” is going to be the main star to their up-coming album as they are coming into adulthood and chasing their dreams in the music industry.

I’m excited to see where Tyler and Randy take their music and I hope they make their way over to Pittsburgh for a performance.