Blooming on Easter with impressive trumpet-shaped flowers, the calla lily has classical associations of rebirth and triumph. And often pop-rock quartet Callalily (founded in 2006) dovetail with antiquity perfectly; their songs are clarion calls for the resurrection of feeling, often of the power of old-fashioned romance. These rock ballads—on the softer, mellifluous side of the spectrum—can illuminate the uplifting joy of love (“Yakap”) just as they can the grief for someone gone too soon (“Susundan”). Regardless of the emotion tackled, Callalily’s grasp of sentiment is always in full bloom.