SUNFLOWER BEAN PUBBLICANO 'NOTHING ROMANTIC' - TRATTO DAL LORO PROSSIMO ALBUM 'MORTAL PRIMETIME'
Sunflower Bean – Julia Cumming (vocals, bass), Nick Kivlen (vocals, guitar) and Olive Faber (drums) – share a new single entitled “Nothing Romantic,” a soaring second preview of their transformative new album Mortal Primetime, out April 25th on Lucky Number.
While the album’s first single “Champagne Taste” found Cumming channeling Iggy Pop, “Nothing Romantic” features power cords that harken back to arena-ready hits of the ‘70s and ‘80s by Heart, Pat Benatar, or Joan Jett, with piano from Roger Joseph Manning Jr. (co-founder of legendary power-pop band Jellyfish).
"'Nothing Romantic' is about rejecting the myth of the tortured artist—realizing that the joys of creativity don’t have to come from the lows of misery," the band explains. "The video mirrors this journey, capturing our lives as touring musicians in between nightmarish performances. From green rooms to lost highways, we travel from town to town, feeling alive only in the escape of our show. There’s tension between the connection and solitude; on stage, we're together, sharing our music with others but later isolation and the price of our sacrifices creep in."
Eileen Carpio
Sunflower Bean – Julia Cumming (vocals, bass), Nick Kivlen (vocals, guitar) and Olive Faber (drums) – share a new single entitled “Nothing Romantic,” a soaring second preview of their transformative new album Mortal Primetime, out April 25th on Lucky Number.
While the album’s first single “Champagne Taste” found Cumming channeling Iggy Pop, “Nothing Romantic” features power cords that harken back to arena-ready hits of the ‘70s and ‘80s by Heart, Pat Benatar, or Joan Jett, with piano from Roger Joseph Manning Jr. (co-founder of legendary power-pop band Jellyfish).
"'Nothing Romantic' is about rejecting the myth of the tortured artist—realizing that the joys of creativity don’t have to come from the lows of misery," the band explains. "The video mirrors this journey, capturing our lives as touring musicians in between nightmarish performances. From green rooms to lost highways, we travel from town to town, feeling alive only in the escape of our show. There’s tension between the connection and solitude; on stage, we're together, sharing our music with others but later isolation and the price of our sacrifices creep in."
Eileen Carpio
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