Brighton based trio The Dryas return with new single "Make You Mine", which follows on from their thrilling debut single "Boy" - read our review here. Co-produced by Hudd from the band and Kris Harris, "Make You Mine"’ is the perfect showcase of the talent that the outfit.
The new release comes just less than a month of their debut, and to be perfectly honest it's well timed as we loved the previous single that much. The band are certainly keeping up the hype from their previous release.
Speaking about the song the trio said - " ... "Make You Mine" is a love song with a twist, that will most definitely relate to any young adult in 2020."
"Make You Mine" is equally as sonic as the previous, with some airy synths welcoming you into the track and some hazed-out vocals that remind us of early The 1975 tunes. The 80's sounding tune kicks it up a gear around the 100 second mark as the shimmering guitars step forwards and you're given more sounds and noises to take in and lap up.
"Make You Mine" is effectively a continuation of "Boy", a much slower jam but showcases what the trio are all about. They're certainly an outfit that you need to keep an eye on, their dreamy take on rock music is something to really behold, The Dryas have done it yet again, so head on down to check out "Make You Mine" now!
The new release comes just less than a month of their debut, and to be perfectly honest it's well timed as we loved the previous single that much. The band are certainly keeping up the hype from their previous release.
Speaking about the song the trio said - " ... "Make You Mine" is a love song with a twist, that will most definitely relate to any young adult in 2020."
"Make You Mine" is equally as sonic as the previous, with some airy synths welcoming you into the track and some hazed-out vocals that remind us of early The 1975 tunes. The 80's sounding tune kicks it up a gear around the 100 second mark as the shimmering guitars step forwards and you're given more sounds and noises to take in and lap up.
"Make You Mine" is effectively a continuation of "Boy", a much slower jam but showcases what the trio are all about. They're certainly an outfit that you need to keep an eye on, their dreamy take on rock music is something to really behold, The Dryas have done it yet again, so head on down to check out "Make You Mine" now!