With Postcards, lifelong musician and indie ukulele rock trailblazer Winchester 7 delivers what might be his most personal and affecting work to date — a heartfelt solo record brimming with character, craftsmanship, and emotional honesty. Known for his work with The Runners and a string of charmingly DIY videos and performances, the Georgia-based artist has long been a champion of the independent music spirit. This time, stripping back the band setup to go it alone, he’s crafted a collection of songs that are equal parts vulnerable reflection and inventive, ukulele-led rock revival.
The premise of Postcards feels fitting for an artist like Winchester 7 — songs as letters, each capturing a moment, a memory, or an unshakable emotion, penned and sent out to anyone willing to listen. There’s a travelogue quality to it, not in a literal sense, but as a journey through heart and headspace, punctuated by his signature jangling ukulele tones and richly layered vocal harmonies. The result is an album that feels handmade, lived-in, and deeply personal.
