The New York City collective Gramercy Arms has recently released their latest single, "Tricky Love Stuff". The new offering is their first since 2022's "Yesterday Girl" and is a charming track that showcases some wonderful brass moments and delicate piano keys.
A wonderful slice of nostalgia with power-pop infused tones.
The track opens up with some soaring violins and soft vocals, it reminds me of some Britpop music from the 1990s and it's right away we warmed to the track. The collective is helmed by Dave Derby and speaking about the track he mentions " ... [The track] is a happy-sad pop song about teenage high school romance mixed in with adolescent awkwardness and I guess is actually fairly autobiographical."
With over a million plays on Spotify alone so far it's clear to see that Gramercy Arms attracts big numbers, not just big stars featuring on the tracks. So if you want some power-pop infused nostalgic tones then be sure to hit up their socials!