LOYAL - Patterns That Fall
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Spotify: loyal.lnk.to/patternsthatfall
Apple Music: apple.co/2NZ5Dzt
iTunes: apple.co/2xEOBfP
Brighton, UK collective LOYAL veers gently away from digital-heavy production in their new Fleetwood Mac inspired single "Patterns That Fall," out today. Exchanging more standard house structures for organic instrumentation, they've added a coziness to their sound while maintaining classic LOYAL tropes like funky bass-lines and hazy, enchanting vocals. The result of their deftly layered production is cross-genre appeal that has earned them comparisons to The xx, James Blake, and Rhye.
Headed up by James Day, Laurence Allen, and Alex Cowan, LOYAL first started expanding their line up with "House For You," teaming up with local Brighton artist Beth Molly Moore, a successful experiment that eventually led into the current seven-piece. "Patterns That Fall" is the second single from LOYAL's forthcoming EP (out December 7th). It follows "Everything (She)," A disco-house / pop-funk hybrid that glimmers with fresh energy and a hint of nostalgia. The decidedly chill and more ambient "Patterns That Fall" sees LOYAL stretching beyond their usually territory, opening up possibilities for the group in the future. "We can chop and change every time we write a song, which is really exciting for us," Laurence told Billboard in an interview. The track came to fruition one reflective Monday morning. "The lyrics and music came to us incredibly naturally. Almost like a stream of consciousness from both sides. The song represents us as human beings falling through our limited time here; The binary code happening behind our endless social media scrolling, even the rain as it falls. In that reflective Monday morning mood it felt as though everything in life was a mere pattern falling with little direction or rule. The comfort is to know we are all experiencing the exact same thing - and embracing that is all we can do."
LOYAL sprang to life in 2016 with their critically lauded debut single "Blue & The Green," which led to band members James Day, Laurence Allen, and Alex Cowan quickly becoming BBC Radio 1 darlings. Released via London label GOOD YEARS - the folks behind BANKS, Lil Silva, and Yellow Days - LOYAL found themselves in good company when it comes to artists on the edge of what's next.
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Spotify brought me here, and I love this song, this deserves more views :/
Guys! This is so good! Thank you for making music!
Every now and then I come black to this video to check if this guys have actually gotten the attention they deserve. So far not yet.
Where are they in social media ? In the links in the description, the accounts are suspended/deleted
I can't express how many times I've come here to listen to this song. Best discovery to come out of my Spotify -- "Love" doesn't seem strong enough a word. UFGH
Where have you guys been all my life?
wtf not even 1k like . I just discovered them and I was sure they would be huge already 0__0
back a year later and still pissed there's not more views
IKR, this is a banger
@@maximecaronphoto 3 years later and what’s happened to them ? Completely disappeared from all social media…
Radio 1 brought me here- great song x
Not a lot of views because this song is beyond extraordinary, very strong lyrics beyond powerful. Music industry is a bunch of haters it not coincidental that this song never blew up
Love!
Thank you, SoundCloud! This is super sultry. Popped up as a related track next to Kan Wakan's 'Unlucky'.
Desde México, que genial canción
Super
Apple Music brought me here, so no be can say they got me on when I’m the third comment
Lyrics please?
Can anybody please tell me bands like this are just so groovy you can include classical too because I can never find that groovy type of music that I like
Litany and DRAMA
Hi Senor maybe try these bands: Jungle, mako road, mac demarco, Rhye, lord echo, glass animals
Fkj
Seriously what the fuck does mesmirose mean?