Yarn premieres video for soulful, swaggering rocker "Good Things"

Glide Magazine premiered Yarn’s new video for “Good Things,” a bluesy, barroom-set rocker that centers on gratitude; the band’s album Saturday Night Sermon is due April 24 via 333 Entertainment.

Yarn has premiered a new video for the song "Good Things" through Glide Magazine. The band formed in 2007 and is led by founding member Blake Christiana. Drummer Robert Bonhomme and bassist Rick Bugel remain part of Yarn’s core as the group has released more than 10 albums and toured for years. The group’s new album, Saturday Night Sermon, is due April 24 via 333 Entertainment. Key details: - Glide Magazine is premiering the video for the track "Good Things." - The video was filmed mostly in a barroom and matches the song’s bluesy, boozy rock-and-roll feel mixed with outlaw country and Memphis soul influences. - Instrumentation noted in the piece includes bright horns, harmonies, organ, driving groove, and prominent guitar soloing. - Blake Christiana frames the song around gratitude and said he wrote it after setting aside negative thoughts and self-pity. - The album Saturday Night Sermon is scheduled for release on April 24 via 333 Entertainment, and a live date was listed for Mar. 20 at Fogartyville Community Media Arts Center in Sarasota, FL. Summary: The video premiere highlights Yarn’s blend of roots styles and a gratitude-focused theme in a lively, barroom-set presentation. The band’s new album, Saturday Night Sermon, is due April 24 via 333 Entertainment, and live dates were noted for March.