Silver Tongued Rascals - How 'Weekend 3rd Degree' Came To Be

Frontman & Song-Writer Ben Randm delves into the love of clubbing culture which inspired this track as an ode to such a precious and vital scene
This track keeps the energy high with a celebration of nightlife and clubbing culture - A tune described by the late-great John Davis as dance musics Bohemian Rhapsody,
this tunes made in the same vain and vision of The Streets ‘Weak Become Heroes’ & LCD Soundsystem ‘All My Friends’ and is geared towards paying nostalgic homage to an era of peoples Lives that involve endless countless nights out on dancefloors, after-party couches and reminiscing these days that for many now with a change of responsibilities and priorities are now just grinning memories of those days that were…
A track in recognition of celebration of clubbing culture and a scene that becomes more than just a night-out and becomes a lifestyle which sees strangers become family and euphoric chapters written and core memories forged every weekend on a dancefloor and at an afters
This track also contains many many pop culture references as it paints a pretty picture of clubbing culture and the allure of why we Love it so so much
Its one that is born out of a Love and connection to clubbin culture and across its 3 verses we truly feel it covers and highlights the fun that can come from buzzin in a club, the highs of the night, the trippiness on a good time and of course the cozy surroundings of an afters where we are surrounded by our weekend Family
Story-telling at its peak this one as it takes inspiration on the importance of the clubbing scene of Leeds circa '06 - '10 and just how constantly consistently naughty it was which in turn proved to be so influential
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