I Was Searching And I Found, is a reflective EP that makes one ponder if he/she were listening to independent artist. Our band, Weaver at the Loom provides a breath of fresh air in a musical genre that prefers to leans on conformity and gimmicky notions. Our young artist bring a new introspective look on life and the undertaking of its challenges.

The album kicks off with Buck Up, They're Coming, a fresh sound that sets the tone of this immersing short album. A piano softly plays a beautiful melody that connects with our percussions; a guitar calmly looms its head to accompanies the two instruments. Slowly the tension increases and so does our anticipation, and then, the soft voices of our vocalists invite us to stay and witness their finesse. It all translates into a rhythmic tonal pattern that leaves us in awe. The short album intertwines through more acoustic stimulation with hits such as: You can't Escape Them and You Can't Evade Them. They work well and compliment each other with their corresponding themes of overcoming the obstacles life throw at us. The EP ends with a well-crafted piece that is perhaps some of the best songwriting I've heard in a long time.

"I was Searching And I Found" by Weaver At The Loom is a gem of an album that rarely gets discovered. When you have to keep reminding yourself that you're listening to independent artists, you know you have a great album on your hands. They are able to produce such an immersing sound combined with soft, lucid vocals that scream originality.

After listening to their EP, it is hard to deny that they can compete with the likes of Coldplay and other mainstream bands. With a few more songs under their belt they will have a critically acclaimed album that will launch them into mainstream stardom.