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From the beginning of the track, lead singer Catrin Vincent’s smoky vocals shine through, being aided by a cacophony of orchestral sounds such as plucked guitars, haunting strings, and low, rumbling drumbeats. With these combined elements, the track exudes an atmosphere of brooding tranquillity, that is an eerie as it is intriguing.

The track is part of the groups upcoming release ‘Music For Winter Vol. I’, which is set to debut on the 1^st January, and focuses on the chilling theme of winter. “Lyrically, Sun Seeker is about being the only one who can say who you are,” said Vincent in a press release. “It’s also about letting things self-destruct and then rebuilding. Someone once said they’d tell me when to quit music. This is me saying, I say who I am and I say when I’m done.”

You can listen to the single below:

The album is set to release on the 7th August and is available to pre-order now via music download platforms such as iTunes, Spotify pre-save and Apple Music pre-add. Fans are also able to pre-order vinyl copies of the album, though there is only a limited number available so they should ensure to get in quick.

First forming in 2017, Another Sky have released two EP’s.‘Forget Yourself’ was released in 2018 and their second EP, ‘Life Was Coming In Through The Blinds’ in 2019. Now entering their third year of music making with full force, the band have decided to treat fans with a full album consisting of 12 tracks.

In an interview with NME, lead singer of the band, Catrin Vincent, opens up about one of the songs on the album, also being their latest single. ‘Fell In Love With The City’ is the second track featured on the album and was also the second song written by the band. Vincent explains how it captures their feelings of leaping into a huge change of lifestyle. She says, “Moving to London was a dramatic shift from small-town life where it didn’t even occur to me I could do music, where this vision of me as a housewife who never amounted to anything felt inescapable, in to a bigger world, of people from all over, of new ideas and a new version of myself.” Watch the full music video here.

Another track on the album may also be recognised by FIFA fans as the song ‘The Cracks’ features on FIFA 20. It proves to be one of their most popular songs with almost 300K views on YouTube.

Not only have the band announced their debut album, but they are also set to be going on tour in November. In an excited tweet about the new album and single, the band also urge fans to buy tickets to their headline show at Hackney’s EartH venue.

Our debut album ‘I Slept On The Floor’ is now available for pre-order. Wtf. And one of the first songs we ever wrote ‘Fell In Love With The City’ is OUT NOW. And er…please buy tickets to our headline show at EARTH, LONDON!!! Ahelfkrbejsivkenfb pic.twitter.com/dHVjdQxxSj

— Another Sky (@anotherskymusic) June 22, 2020

This is definitely an exciting year for fans of Another Sky as they announce the release of their very first album and are set to tour the UK in just a few months time.

Another Sky’s UK Tour Dates

November 2020

11/12/2020 – EartH – London
19/11 – Think Tank – Newcastle
20/11 – King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut – Glasgow
21/11 – Hyde Park Book Club – Leeds
26/11 – The Bullingdon – Oxford
27/11 – Star & Garter – Manchester
28/11 – The Sunflower Lounge – Birmingham

December 2020

03/12/2020 – The Hope & Ruin – Brighton
04/12 – Clwb Ifor Bach – Cardiff
05/12 – The Louisiana – Bristol

A close cousin to Ireland’s Longitude festival, Latitude have already announced their summer festival headliners, which includes Lana Del Ray, George Ezra, and Snow Patrol. Joining the trio of stellar headliners, in Suffolk, this year will be Black Country, New Road, Self Esteem and Ben Folds. The following names are also joining the bill and who will be heading to Suffolk this summer are Martha, Black Country, New Road, Easy Life, Chappaqua Wrestling and Gently Tender.

Speaking about his headline slot, at the festival, George Ezra, said: “It’s no secret that I’m a big Latitude fan. I’ve been to the festival numerous times as a performer and punter, so to be coming back in 2019 as a headliner – five years after my last performance – is a real treat.” Meanwhile, Snow Patrol have said: “We headlined the very first Latitude in 2006 and we are absolutely delighted to headline this year again. It’s a great festival and has a special place in our hearts. We can’t wait.”