There’s maybe no better song topic in the history of rock n’ roll than girls. It’s just a fact that most rock n’ rollers are male, and the opposite sex provides a lot of motivation when it comes to songwriting. Take “Alison,” for instance, the new single from indie rockers Burn The Louvre. The song, which will be included on the duo’s upcoming Silhouettes album, was inspired by a woman that lead singer Jordan Speare once met who, looking back, provided just the right type of topic and motivation for him to write a really catchy, lighthearted ditty about certain people who leave our lives just as fast as they enter them. On the song, Speare is joined by singer-songwriter Stephanie Deshane who provided the female vocal parts. With regards to the song, Speare recalls: “Our third single ‘Aliso...