Greg Koons and the Misbegotten Bring Americana Identity to "Los Angeles Looks Prettier on TV"

Greg Koons and The Misbegotten are forging their musical identity with "Los Angeles Looks Prettier on TV," the latest release from the American Americana and alt-country project led by singer-songwriter Greg Koons. As a singer-songwriter, Greg Koons fronts the Misbegotten with a creative process that places the song at the center of the project. The band's Americana and alt-country identity gives us a framework to explore different musical possibilities and still be connected to the storytelling traditions of these genres. 

The release is an arresting jumping-off point for the song's identity, establishing immediate tension between an image and the reality it might depict. The song is part of a growing discography from a band led by an artist with a singular songwriting voice, even if the project's larger musical bedrock is Americana and alt-country. "Los Angeles Looks Prettier on TV" continues that musical journey.

Under the leadership of Greg Koons, the Misbegotten continue to grow their presence, with a musical identity forged from American roots, influences, and alternative country sensibilities. "Los Angeles Looks Prettier on TV" adds another chapter to that story, reflecting the project's ongoing creative development. Greg Koons and the Misbegotten are a songwriting-led band, but still grounded in their musical roots for fans of Americana and alt-country.