Bob Dylan once said, “The world don't need any more songs. Unless someone's gonna come along with a pure heart and has something to say. That's a different story.” Twenty-eight year old Minneapolis, Minnesota artist, Bo Weber, releases his self-produced, debut album, 'Wendy', in memory of his mother who sadly passed away at the early age of fifty years old in the summer of 2013. Based on true events, 'Wendy' is a raw confessional of the distance Bo set between himself and his mother during her battle with Ovarian Cancer. Bo sings of the struggles he faced after her passing as he attempts to free himself from a self-destructive downward spiral. Comparable to the sounds of Troye Sivan and LANY, Bo’s soft, wounded vocals mixed with nostalgic, dream-pop instrumentals tell an impactful story. 'Wendy' finds Bo caught in the emotional journey of revisiting loss’ darkest moments, causing a relapse into heartache, anger, and depression. However, through the recording process, and reading of self-help books, Bo discovers his life purpose, enabling him to find true happiness. 'Wendy' includes intimate bonus content such as voicemail recordings from his mother, along with other personal audio clips that are sure to move you deeply.