Speaking to The Line Of Best Fit, Josh Law commented: “I think Brian Wilson is a bit like the north star for depressed musicians who spend too much time in their own heads…His music has made me feel as many things as you could hope to feel from music. Cheers Brian!” And also went on to say “He made me realise there are more ways that music can hit you than loud guitar solos. If I hadn’t got into the beach boys I don’t think I’d have the same level of conviction to just follow my nose and trust my gut when making music.”

Mumble Tide’s Ryan Rogers echoed this sentiment, adding that Wilson’s artistry: “defied convention whilst simultaneously adoring pop sensibilities…endlessly pushing to create work that defied convention.” 

Since emerging during the isolation of lockdown, Getdown Services have rapidly become one of the UK’s most talked about acts. Their sound blends dance-punk, disco, and biting satire—think Sleaford Mods meets LCD Soundsystem.

Their critically acclaimed debut album ‘Crisps’ was filled with explosive wit, taking jabs at landlords, Jamie Oliver, and the mundanity of suburban life, all accompanied by playful energetic grooves. They followed up with EPs like ‘Crumbs’, ‘Your Medal’s in the Post’, and most recently, ‘Primordial Slot Machine’.

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Live, Getdown Services are known for anarchic, laughter fuelled performances.Their 2024 UK tour sold out, followed by their first full EU tour in early 2025. Their relentless energy and socially sharp humour have landed them busy schedules across the UK, Europe, and even the US. Tickets and information for upcoming dates are available here.

Getdown Services continue to carve their own vibrant sound. With ‘Don’t Talk (Put Your Head on My Shoulder)’ they not only nod to a big influence of theirs, but also prove their ability to reshape a classic with warmth and wit.