Enslow’s Album Release Party for 'Crush' Lights Up The Recher in Towson, MD | 10.24.25
- Nate Payne
- Nov 9
- 2 min read
Updated: Nov 22
Photos & Words by: Nate Payne
Baltimore’s rising modern-pop force, Enslow, brought a jolt of electricity to Towson last month, celebrating the release of Crush with a commanding performance at The Recher. Enslow opened the evening for regional favorites Pressing Strings, but by the time she wrapped her set, it was clear she had already carved out a spotlight of her own.
Taking the stage with the confidence of a pop-star hitting her stride, Enslow wasted no time diving into selections from CRUSH. The shimmering, slow-burn intensity of “Feels Like I'm Falling In Love” set the tone, building from intimate vocals into a soaring finale that drew the audience in close. From there, the energy only climbed. “Dizzy,” with its pulsing rhythm and infectious pop dynamics, had the room moving almost instantly - heads bobbing, feet shifting, and the first cheers bubbling up between verses.
One of the night’s unmistakable peaks came with Enslow’s bold, high-gloss cover of Fleetwood Mac’s “Little Lies.” What began as a respectful nod to the original quickly transformed into a modern, synth-charged explosion of harmonies and tight instrumentation. By the final chorus, The Recher crowd was roaring with hands lifted, voices raised, and a shared sense that they were witnessing a group of performers stepping confidently into a bigger future.
What set Enslow apart throughout the night wasn’t just her polished sound, but the precision and joy with which she delivered it. Each track added another layer to the room’s energy, culminating in an eruption of cheers as the band left the stage. Opening acts rarely walk away with a near-headliner reaction, but Enslow managed exactly that.
The momentum won’t slow anytime soon. Enslow continues her 2025 run through the end of December, including a Washington, D.C. show at DC( date alongside Astronaut Class and The Soularites—a lineup poised to showcase their versatility to an even broader crowd.
If the CRUSH release show proved anything, it’s that Enslow isn’t simply emerging from Baltimore’s vibrant music scene, they’re rapidly becoming one of its defining names. With performances this captivating, audiences will be seeing a whole lot more of Enslow very soon.
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Enslow | The Recher Theatre | Towson, MD | Nate Payne Photography | 10.24.25
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