Check Out Young Bombs' New Single 'Starry Eyes'

Vancouver natives Young Bombs are this month’s ‘One To Watch’ artist and they have a brand new record out – it’s called ‘Starry Eyes.’

 

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Starry Eyes, which is an upbeat and undeniable anthem, focuses of the group’s journey and shines a light on their bright future.  Group member Martin explains, “Tristan and I have been at this for so long.  Everything is finally coming together, so ‘Starry Eyes’ is meant to be a positive and uplifting celebration. The lyrics encourage you to not sweat the small stuff and keep moving forward, because tomorrow’s another day. There’s an optimism to it.  Everything starts here.  We’re bringing everything we love into this.”

 

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Martin adds, “We come from a band background, so we’ve always played instruments.  There’s usually an organic element like guitar. It comes from growing up and listening to Depeche Mode, The Cure, MGMT, and Passion Pat. Those influences really come through in the new songs. They’re a hybrid of everything.”

As Idolator explains, “‘Sarry Eyes’ is a heady mix of spitfire synths and driving percussion, the ’80s-tinged banger is cool enough for clubs and pop-centric enough for top 40 radio. A lot of that has to do with with explosive chorus, which sounds like a choir of chipmunks.”

 

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Since signing to Astralwerks, this is Martin and Tristan’s first release, “Partnering with the right label is very important to us, and we couldn’t have found a better home.  Since their re-launch, they’ve been putting out the freshest music from artists we respect and aren’t afraid of taking risks,” the duo explain.

“In the end, as the friendship of Young Bombs grows, the music does as well.”