Captain Iron / Windrift Band raises a glass to oktoberfest revelry on latest release "Tavern Anthem"

Captain Iron / Windrift Band's latest release, "Tavern Anthem," is a rousing, boisterous celebration with unpretentious energy and a rousing chorus that brings the feel of an Oktoberfest night to you. Drop into a beer-soaked tavern, right at the height of festival season, where toasting and dancing and living for the moment are part of the experience. 

The song is about a meeting that makes one anxious and smile, from "When tavern ladies give me oil, please don't stand so close to me, my heart pounds when you near" to the recollection of arriving and seeing someone. I remembered your name when I showed up here my thoughts were so clear I was so happy I came adds a tender touch beneath the boisterous surroundings.

The music starts, and the vibe gets even more into release: "Then I forget all my sorrow, the whole sings away, we'll be here till tomorrow." That's the story of "Tavern Anthem." It's not just the place, but how music, celebration, and togetherness can make you forget your everyday worries for a while.