Earlier now we discovered that previous alderman and 2020 mayoral prospect Tony Zielinski put his controversial property on the industry, as to start with claimed by City Milwaukee.

In 2017, Zielinski razed a 1921-designed property on Top-quality Street in Bay Check out and replaced it with a huge 6,000-square-foot, 3-tale dwelling house. Many neighbors have been irate, saying the house was too large for the good deal and disrespected the other properties on the block because of to its outlandish overall look.

The household is for sale for $2,095,000.

This earlier weekend, local band Two and a Fifty percent Stars produced the album that contains a song about the monstrous property, which is referred to as “Sorry,” in honor of Bay View Local community Day which took put through the community (with pandemic-respecting provisions) on Saturday. Through the celebration, the band played the song are living on a band member’s front porch, just blocks from the Zielinski household. Song lyrics contain “it is as well big, much too tall, much too full of gall…” and refer to the dwelling as “40-ft of irony.”

Regardless of the serendipitous timing of the song release and the announcement that Zielinksi’s mansion was on the market place, Two and a Fifty percent Stars’ frontman Jon Newcomb swears it can be strictly coincidence.

“I entirely deny any allegations that this catchy launch is the reason for the sudden sale,” jokes Newcomb.

Or is it?

Enjoy and pay attention to “Sorry” in the online video underneath and get the entire album right here.

