The world is no stranger to chaos. But every so often, a piece of music arrives that quietly insists: amidst it all, love still matters. Casa Del Sol’s “Love In The Time Of War” is one such piece—a song with a birth story so cinematic, it might as well be a movie scene. In the mid-’90s, John Modell watched his first child enter the world. The joy was immediate. So was the contrast. Minutes later, standing in a deli, still stained with the evidence of new life, he felt the pull to crystallize the moment. With no smartphone, he ran to a payphone and sang the song into his answering machine. But what makes the story even more powerful is its next act: three decades later, the band unknowingly recorded that same song on Dylan’s 30th birthday, with Dylan present in the studio. Life has a way of...