of punk rock bands the Germs and 45 Grave, and he flew up to Portland to produce the album. They started recording the tracks for Fly Around at Deer Lodge Studios. It was originally meant to be done as a live studio album and only take a few weeks, but it would end up turning into a much bigger project than anyone could have imagined. In 2014 Feinstein, on the suggestion of Bolles, moved himself and the band to Los Angeles, California. Work on the album was relocated to Nightbird Studios in Hollywood and Ariel Pink was brought on as co-producer. Fly Around would end up taking 7 years to complete with the help of a crowdfunding campaign and the support of a record label, Dutch Records. In addition to co-producing, Bolles and Pink also both play several instruments on the album. Bolles called Fly Around a “concept album” and described it as featuring “traditional bluegrass/old-time…along with some other elements – rock, psychedelia, pop, punk, and even a semi-ambient synth and SFX interlude”. The title track “Fly Around” features guest backing vocals from Willie Watson, formerly of Old Crow Medicine Show, and Gene Louis from Bullets and Octane. The last song on the record is a punk influenced track, aptly titled “Anthem”, which is sung by Feinstein and former Black Flag singer Ron Reyes. The animated music video for “Anthem” was done by Rodd Perry and it depicts black and white cartoon versions of the band floating down the river on a raft from Portland to Los Angeles, where they meet up with Bolles and Reyes. The video was shown at the Portland Film Festival. Fly Around was released on April 24, 2020, in the United States. During this time, Water Tower would spend 20–40 hours a week busking on the side of various freeways and off-ramps around Los Angeles to support themselves. In 2016 Feinstein was hired to play fiddle in Coffey Anderson's band, and he appeared in Anderson's Netflix reality show Country Ever After. Water Tower also appeared as the wedding band in an episode of another Netflix reality show called Say I Do in 2019. That same year, Feinstein worked as co-producer on Rosy Nolan's EP Footprints and Broken Branches with punk musician Tim Armstrong of the band Rancid. He also played fiddle, mandolin, guitar, bass, and provided backing vocals for the album. For the Owls (2020-2022)