About The Semantics
When The Semantics formed in the early '90s in Nashville, their punchy, accessible brand of Southern power pop seemed destined to follow like-minded Southern bands like the dB's and Let's Active into the power pop history books. Led by two songwriter/vocalists, William Owsley III and Millard Powers, the band initially began recording demos for their debut album with a then-unknown drummer named Ben Folds, who -- contrary to legend -- was never officially a part of the Semantics.
Top Tracks
Coming Up Roses
Sticks and Stones
Jenny Won't Play Fair
Future for You
Average American
The Sky Is Falling
Don't Say Goodbye
Black and Blue
Johnny Come Lately
Life Goes On
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