WA’s New Towns show us they know how to have a good time in their clip for hooky jam, ‘Circles.’
There’s nothing worse than a young band that take themselves too seriously. If you can’t have a bit of a laugh at yourself or each other than you’re probably not going to enjoy the music industry on the whole. That’s why it’s refreshing to see indie-rockers New Towns release ‘Circles’ – a catchy AF tune with a chilled AF video from their debut EP of the same name.
Dipping between funky reggae-laced verses and a huge chorus that is difficult to shake after a couple of listens (trust us we’ve tried), the track’s lyrics centre around ideas of failure, disappointment and repeating the same mistakes over and over again. It’s a track that you can both sing-along to and have a little boogie to, if that’s what you’re into, of course.
Hooning around town in the video, the four-piece give us a bit of insight into life in a coastal town for young lads. It’s part surf, part drinking/smoking and heaps of mucking about. “It’s a day in the life of four hungover drongos doing stupid shit in a bid to depict the meaning behind their title tack ‘Circles,’” singer Danny Alcorn says.
