Later. Dive Headfirst into the 'Golden Bay' With New Their Single

Later., the Parisian indie-pop outfit, are back with 'Golden Bay', the shimmering title track from their forthcoming second album, due January 2025). This isn't just a single; it's a pulsating invitation to a disco-pop paradise. The band themselves describe it as an anthem of liberation, and they're not wrong. With its dreamy melodies and undeniably catchy hooks, 'Golden Bay' begs you to let loose, hit the dance floor, and lose yourself in the music.

For those unfamiliar with Later., their story is one of those happy accidents. Four friends – Charles, Paul, Noah, and Theo – found themselves drawn together by their shared love of music in a Pigalle studio. Fuelled by endless coffee and big dreams, they formed Later., a band that defies easy categorisation. They're French but sing in English, drawing inspiration from a melting pot of genres and eras – pop, soul, French touch, rock – to create a sound that's both intimate and expansive.

Their journey so far has been nothing short of impressive. From early support by Kitsuné and Cookie Records to comparisons with Daft Punk and airtime courtesy of astronaut Thomas Pesquet, Later. have been steadily building a reputation for crafting infectious, genre-bending tunes. Their debut album, 'Walking on the Line' (2023), showcased a band coming into their own, refusing to be pigeonholed and delivering a confident, authentic sound.

If 'Golden Bay' is anything to go by, their sophomore album promises to be even bigger and bolder. This single is an absolute earworm, brimming with energy and positivity. It's the kind of track that will transport you to a sun-drenched beach, even if you're stuck on the daily commute. So, crank up the volume, embrace the freedom, and get ready to dive headfirst into the 'Golden Bay'. This is one wave you won't want to miss.

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