Rozelle have recently shared their emotive new single, "Tell Me", which is not just their fourth single of 2020 but their fourth single ever, with plans to release five more tracks by the end of 2020 - we're already excited. The band have already had support from the likes of BBC Introducing and local outlets such as Bristol in Stereo which showcases that they're a hot new band you need to check out.
Speaking about the track the outfit says - "the record explores the conversation between two friends growing up and wanting to different things."
Following on the well received single "Get Out Alive" the new single is some brilliant indie-pop that reminds me of Fickle Friends mixed with some expansive guitar lines draped on it, from the off it sounds like something that you'll quickly put into your summer anthem playlists.
"Tell Me" is atmospheric and unapologetic in it's approach of capturing your attention from the get go, the breakdown around the two minute mark highlights how powerful her vocals are and shines a light upon a vocalist who needs to be heard by the masses.
On the new cut the guitar tones are pure anthemic with elements of Foals, The Wombats and The 1975 being heard, but this is taking nothing away from a track that leaves you wanting more once it's over.
No wonder Rozelle has got over 17k monthly listeners and is close to touching the 100k overall streams mark on Spotify, considering this artist has only been releasing music since the turn of the year it looks like we will be hearing a lot more from Rozelle in the future, and we can't wait!
Speaking about the track the outfit says - "the record explores the conversation between two friends growing up and wanting to different things."
Following on the well received single "Get Out Alive" the new single is some brilliant indie-pop that reminds me of Fickle Friends mixed with some expansive guitar lines draped on it, from the off it sounds like something that you'll quickly put into your summer anthem playlists.
"Tell Me" is atmospheric and unapologetic in it's approach of capturing your attention from the get go, the breakdown around the two minute mark highlights how powerful her vocals are and shines a light upon a vocalist who needs to be heard by the masses.
On the new cut the guitar tones are pure anthemic with elements of Foals, The Wombats and The 1975 being heard, but this is taking nothing away from a track that leaves you wanting more once it's over.
No wonder Rozelle has got over 17k monthly listeners and is close to touching the 100k overall streams mark on Spotify, considering this artist has only been releasing music since the turn of the year it looks like we will be hearing a lot more from Rozelle in the future, and we can't wait!