It’s easier said than done to reinvent something, but that’s what Sean McVerry is up to with his new project TELECOM and his debut single “Ramon.” Accompanied by a simple but effective music video, “Ramon” is the ideal introduction to McVerry’s ode to the long-gone era of 1960s Brit Pop, a very different version than the use of the term popularized to describe bands like Oasis and Blur in the 1990s. This is a cheerier, poppier, more go-lucky type of sound, reminiscent of a time when there wasn’t such a focus on what the kids think is cool or hip. McVerry is focused on the bottom line, just pumping out songs that are fun, upbeat, and charming. Discussing the single and how it came along, McVerry tells us: “‘Ramon’ began with a free piano from Craigslist. After mining a ’70s drum break from ...