Cliff Hillis is known for putting the “power” into “power pop.” He’s worked with several great bands over the years, and many power pop artists (John Faye, Scot Sax, Danny Wilde, etc.) On June 19th the Phoenixville, PA-based musician, songwriter and producer celebrated the release of his new album “Dream Good” on San Francisco indie label TallBoy Records. It’s Hillis’ third release on San Francisco label TallBoy Records, and he describes it as sounding like “Wilco meets Fountains of Wayne,” and fully representative of his finely-honed pop/rock sensibility. Hillis also produced “Dream Good,” which was mixed in Nashville by noted pop producer Brad Jones (known for his work with Marshall Crenshaw, Jill Sobule and Matthew Sweet, among others).