The 2014 album 'I Used to Be So Young' finds The Homeless Gospel Choir refining their signature sound with a collection of sharp, melodic punk songs that balance sincerity with a healthy dose of skepticism. It captures a specific moment in independent music, showcasing Zanetti's continued evolution as a songwriter.
- The album was released on July 15, 2014, via A‐F Records.
- The release date falls within a prolific period for The Homeless Gospel Choir, following several earlier EPs and preceding their Fat Wreck Chords debut.
- The album's title track, "I Used to Be So Young," became a fan favorite, embodying the record's themes of nostalgia and disillusionment.
The Homeless Gospel Choir is the project of Buffalo, NY-based singer-songwriter Derek Zanetti, known for his earnest, folk-punk anthems. He has been releasing music since the late 2000s, often characterized by a blend of political commentary and personal vulnerability.
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