We're loving the new track, lads 😎 TheSnuts
The Knuckles hitmakers' new track has been labelled as 'an anthemic, summer song for the masses, which finds the beautiful in the everyday'.Mixed by Spike Stent and produced by frontman Jack Cochrane and long-time collaborator Scotty Anderson, the new single comes ahead of the band's performance at Radio 1’s Big Weekend on Saturday, May 27.
Speaking on the tune, Jack said:"This song is all about finding the beauty and romance in the most normal of things. "As a band, our lives have never really transformed out of the boundaries of normal everyday existence, and we truly value the thoughts and feelings of the average person and how our lives look.
"We’ve never been more excited to present a song by The Snuts that captures such a raw and genuine intention, whilst making you want to get up and dance with your loved ones."The band are set to play Glasgow's SWG3 on Friday, July 28 and Saturday, July 29 in their biggest headline shows to date.
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