ATLANTA - s4story -- Atlanta-based eight-piece music group Nero Simon and Sunsetters announce the release of the single Starboard (Escape to Cozumel), available for streaming on October 22, 2021 via Spotify, iTunes, Amazon Music, etc. The song, a high energy true-crime thriller, tells the story of two lovers on the run from the law on a high speed nautical chase across the Gulf of Mexico.

The song is the first advance single from their debut album Treasure Chest which is scheduled to be released in March 2022.

The group is fronted by lead singer and songwriter Nero Simon and also features co-lead singer Melissa Mason.

About Nero Simon and the Sunsetters

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Nero Simon's music is classic, timeless yet somehow still modern. Songs that make you want to laugh, dance, sing, sometimes cry. A treasure chest of pure, simple honesty. Rare gems among a musical world of processed beats and auto-tune. Real music that rides like the wind.

From the lovingly heartbreaking song Treasure Chest, to the sweet harmony-laden ballad When the Lovin's Good and the true-crime on the high seas saga Starboard (Escape to Cozumel), Nero's music is a reflection of the pleasurable atmosphere of this region. His music can be described as soft, folksy Americana born and raised in "los cayos." Airy songs about love and adventure, reminiscent of the timeless soft rock classics of the 70s and 80s, but relevant and meaningful to music listeners today. When you spend time with Nero Simon and the Sunsetters you will, in the words sung by the great Levon Helm, "feel no pain, true as blue, right as rain."

To learn more, visit www.nerosimon.com.