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The Lumineers - A.M. Radio acoustic guitar lesson video
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BRIGHTSIDE
2022 3:57
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A.M. Radio

A.M. Radio is a single from The Lumineers' fourth studio album Brightside, released in 2022. The track exemplifies the band's indie folk sound and serves as a preview of their album's themes. Its accessible melody and storytelling make it an engaging piece for electric guitar players exploring contemporary folk-influenced songwriting.

  • A.M. Radio was one of three singles released ahead of the Brightside album in 2022.
  • Brightside was produced primarily by Simone Felice and David Baron, shaping the album's sonic direction.
  • The Lumineers' fourth studio album showcases indie folk arrangements suitable for electric guitar interpretation.
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Fender Telecaster

Wesley Schultz uses the Telecaster's bright, snappy single-coil pickups to add articulate texture and clarity to The Lumineers' electric passages, keeping them distinct from the acoustic foundation. The guitar's natural brightness cuts through the band's stripped-down mix without requiring heavy effects or processing.

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Schultz favors the Deluxe Reverb's clean headroom and natural breakup to maintain clarity and warmth on electric tracks, avoiding distortion while adding subtle reverb that complements the band's minimal, song-focused aesthetic. Its vintage character preserves the natural tone that defines The Lumineers' restrained approach to amplification.

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