The High Loves produce upbeat, jangly guitar-pop

Emerging indie-rock quartet The High Loves return with their sophomore single ‘Serotonin’.

The Toronto-based band produce upbeat, jangly guitar-pop. Their style is a mix of old and new, both retro and modern.

It’s the same tight sound that you will be hearing on their upcoming “Serotonin” EP. With lyrics inspired by the lifestyle and experiences of lead singer and songwriter Noah Monckton, drummer Mathieu Landry, bassist Matt Bawtinheimer, and lead guitarist Marko Stojanovic, The High Loves showcase their ability to stay true to the music, and to provide an original and memorable experience.

If you find yourself in a packed venue, surrounded by music enthusiasts of all types, waiting for The High Loves to take the stage, you will quickly notice a palpable excitement in the crowd. Their mission is simply to perform the music that their passions inspired. Not overproduced and without gimmicks, but raw and genuine.

Talking about the track, the band said: “‘Serotonin’ was the first song I wrote with this new project in mind. It was a beginning point for the band and it seems fitting to release it as the first single. Our mission is to perform music that comes from a true place of passion and inspiration – no gimmicks, just raw and genuine.”

For us Alt-Rock fans out there who are anxious about the future of the music industry, we’re glad to have a band like The High Loves and we certainly expect big things to come.

Featured image by Sam Letink

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