By Atmospheric, emotive, eclectic. These words all come to mind when hearing Submariner’s brand new track, Grow.
Indie-rock southerners Submariner are set to release their brand new synth-pop track, Grow, this Friday. And guess what? We’ve got a sneaky peek for you here!
The single comes across as a simple yet intricately developed masterpiece showcasing some raw emotions and feelings from the band. It screams the issues which many people face, if at all they are in fact issues. Constantly feeling under pressure and rushed, when in fact there is all the time in world.
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Submariner – Grow Cover Art
Grow comes to us at only 2 minutes and 55 seconds – A relatively short track in comparison to the norm. But this a song that doesn’t fit into the norm. Its touching, effective and effortlessly clear as to what Submariner want you to feel when listening. You have to sit back, relax, close your eyes and feel the music. Hear the lyrics in relation to yourself.
When talking about the single, frontman Jimmy Herrity explains: “I wrote Grow a while back and kept it on the shelf, always wanting to do something with it and finally we reached a stage as a band where it felt relevant. Musically it is very simple and to the point whilst lyrically it covers, what it is to be a stagnant millennial with endless opportunities, but this daunting irony that they’re limited by time. It was written during a summer where I was ill and genuinely thought I was going to kick the bucket.”
Take an exclusive listen to Grow only on IndieCentralMusic.
The new track marks the first in a series of planned releases that are to showcase their true talents. These talents along with packed out shows in Brighton, Southampton & London, and festival appearances at Wickham Festival and soon to be Victorious Festival, have helped to quickly develop a strong following.
Grow is scheduled for official release on Friday 18th August 2017.
Submariner are set to announce more live dates within the coming months as more music releases unfold as well. Like Submariner on Facebook to keep up to date with everything!
Submariner Performing at The Quay Arts
