Sulla scia del trionfante ritorno on stage in un Lafayette Club di Londra sold-out, i Deaf Havana tornano oggi con un nuovo singolo intitolato “Kids”. Un brano dai toni riflessivi dove il duo sembra voler contemplare la propria giovinezza, come James Veck-Gilodi spiega: “‘Kids’, come molte altre nostre canzoni, è una storia d’amore retrospettiva su quella che fu il nostro essere giovani. Mostra la crescita in noiose città costiere attraverso occhiali rosa e pone molte domande su ciò che le persone con cui siamo cresciuti stanno facendo ora. È principalmente una canzone nostalgica sulle piccole città inglesi, su cosa sarebbe potuto essere e cosa è”. La canzone è il secondo singolo tratto dal prossimo album “ The Present Is A Foreign Land“, in uscita il 15 luglio. Continua a scorrere per leggere il comunicato stampa intero in inglese.
Hot on the heels of a triumphant return to the stage at a sold out intimate show at Lafayette in London, Deaf Havana have released their new single, “Kids“. The reflective track hears the duo contemplate their youth, and James Veck-Gilodi has explained, “’Kids’, like many songs of ours, is a retrospective romance with our younger years. It views growing up in boring coastal towns through rose tinted glasses and asks a lot of questions as to what the people we grew up with are doing now. It’s mainly a nostalgic song about small English towns, about what could’ve been and what is”.
The single arrives alongside the official music video, which was shot by Jon Stone in Brighton. It sees a young couple skateboard around the seaside town, whilst Deaf Havana perform the song in a separate snug location. It complements the sentiment of the song, and perfectly portrays the romance of youth. Watch the video here.
Deaf Havana have been invited to support Don Broco at London’s historic Royal Albert Hall later this month. They will play a very special show on behalf of Teenage Cancer Trust, on 21st March. Tickets are on sale now, and can be found here.
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