lovely acoustic band feel to this with the organ and cello and the soft guitar. warm and fuzzy, as Xmas should be, esp. in February. the Valentine and the flu are my favourites (and chorus 5) - great finds all along. Well done all!

Nice subtle organ, paired well with the very soothing guitar. I dig the chord shifts in the chorus especially, the descending line of the "remember" parts.

This fun, silly lyric makes me smile. I really like this warm, endearing melody and vocal too. The instrumental arrangement is absolutely gorgeous too. I love how you have achieved such a full, rich sound without making it a big production. Beautiful song!

this is a wonderful song. so many aspects of the month are presented her in stellar lyrics and a gorgeously sung melody, i love your rhyme norovirus/surprise us and the device of altering the words in each chorus makes the song unfold in a panorama rather than repeat cycles. it is always moving forward and presenting different views of february. a perfect companion song to dar williams' melancholic view of the same month.

This got me to the edge of tearing up. That goofy gentleness feels like such a sweet succotash of what it feels like to be human and looking for a little brightness in the gray days. And of the power of loving someone who loves you back and of being in a band. And personally the song reminded me that even though my daughter rotated through a carousel of symptoms in the last week of February - she skipped the throw-ups. Hooray.

What a delightful song! Bittersweet and gently humorous. A real showcase of the various collab talents.

the airborne vomiting bug hahahaha. ( that was my Christmas Eve!) Lovely song. You all are just great at what you do.

Great tune with very witty lyrics throughout. The arrangement is really understated and perfectly fits the vocal melody. I've got a theory that Groundhog Day is secretly a christmas movie - snow, redemption of a selfish character who learns that kindness is the right way to live your life.

What a sweet tune! The sparse, but gorgeous accompaniment in this track is absolutely perfect. What instruments DON’T ya’ll play?

That's a long song for such a short month. love the instrumentation especially the subtle organ bubbling under everything. Has a bit of a Sufjan Stevens .feel

Wonderful how the idea unfurls and expands throughout the song. Beautiful arrangement and production to complement a beautiful composition.

Wow, there's so much in this. Love how it covers all kinds of themes and describes so many feelings, but ties it all together with the February thing. Also, lovely rhymes all over.

The singing is beautiful and the instruments work really well together. I liked the rhythm of the organ, and the low cello is a great accompaniment to the vocals, especially in the chorus. The sound is nice and full and not overwhelming and easy to follow, which is a great quality. Melodic I really like the chorus, epecially the first line with the rising chords.

This is really beautiful right off! I love that underlying organ and how that passes to the cello. The melody is lovely and I appreciate the lyrics, speaking of something so common as the months, but in such a human way....Very well written. You guys did a great job on this song!

Perfect! Love the vocals! "Rare" instruments like cello on fawm really bring songs to life. Happy to hear instrumentation that isn't that common on fawm. And by a talented player!

No Christmas tree in our living room but we do still have a few Santa window clings and…uh…pumpkins?! Happy to report the norovirus line has not yet manifested itself as truth despite it creating that mood when I was recording the keys 😆

Neat lyrics -- a fun collaboration, and well-played. Keyboard and cello are especially fine.

i've heard more than one fawmer describe the morning of Feb 1 like christmas morning and all the new songs are presents. so one more february thing for the cache. 😉 overall pretty cool ideas and associations in this one. even the flu.

this is great! i love your vocals, they're really reminiscent of bands like Destroyer and Of Montreal