Music News - Just Another June Release New Music
12 May 2023 - 0 Comments
After the recent release of indie-pop-rock banger Let’s Call It A Night, Ōtautahi's finest 4-piece alt/indie band Just Another June are fizzing with excitement for their next release!
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Stunning dual single Growing Up by Just Another June features A-side track Growing Up and B-side track I Need To Hear It Sometimes. Set to release on May 12th, these two songs capture the duality of life beautifully, detailing anxieties & struggles that we can all relate to.
A-side indie-pop number Growing Up features insanely catchy riffs, melodic bass lines and upbeat drums while Luna Cubillana eloquently expresses how challenging stepping into adulthood can be. Through all the physical, mental and emotional obstacles that come with getting older it becomes deeply apparent how much we need to be nurtured, even as adults. So get ready for this song to worm its way into your ears and heart!
Sublime B-side counterpart I Need To Hear It Sometimes is an ethereal depiction of the reality of living with anxiety and how consuming the fear of life can become. Dreamlike vocals echo through grungy distorted guitars, while the bass and drums guide the energy through roaring breakdowns and gentle moments of tranquility and reflection.
Recorded and engineered by Moonbase Record Collective. Mastered By Subconscious.
This dual single will undoubtedly strike a chord within you, reminding you to be kind and gentle to yourself and all those around you. Because life is hard and we are all going through it.
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