The Trappistines would be more than happy to introduce you to “New Ulm.” What is that you ask? It just so happens to be the small Minnesota town in which band lead singer Corey Lawson previously spent time. It’s also the name of the latest single from the group, inspired by Lawson’s past and that difficult feeling of having to let go when you know it’s time to move on to a new phase in life. Featuring woozy synths, a wall of saxophones, and a nice beat, Lawson seals the deal with his soulful, moving, R&B-inspired vocals. The accompanying music video takes on a reflective theme, with many home video-like shots of the peace and tranquillity of the outdoors intermixed with some spacey performance snippets from Lawson’s very capable bandmates. The song is the first single from The Trappist...