The band last worked with Lucy Rose ten years back.
Introduction:
Indie rock band Bombay Bicycle Club has unveiled a new single, ‘Willow,’ featuring Lucy Rose. The track is part of their upcoming EP, ‘Fantasies,’ set to be released on February 23.
The EP, titled Bombay & Friends, includes collaborations with various artists, including Rae Morris, Liz Lawrence, and Matilda Mann.
Key Points:
- ‘Fantasies’ EP: Bombay Bicycle Club’s forthcoming EP, ‘Fantasies,’ is scheduled for release on February 23 via Mmm Records…/AWAL. The EP will be available digitally, and a limited physical release of 2500 10″ vinyl copies is planned. Fans can purchase the vinyl during the band’s UK/IE tour or on their official website.
- Eco-Friendly Vinyl: The physical release of the EP is printed on eco-mix vinyl, a sustainable material created by recycling offcuts from other pressings. The packaging includes an eco-friendly sleeve and shrink wrap, aligning with the band’s commitment to sustainability.
- Collaborations: The EP features collaborations with different artists, enhancing the Bombay Bicycle Club’s signature sound. Lucy Rose, Rae Morris, Liz Lawrence, and Matilda Mann contribute vocals to various tracks.
- ‘Willow’ with Lucy Rose: ‘Willow’ showcases an “elevated, forward-thinking reimagining” of the band’s beloved sound, with Lucy Rose’s serene vocals adding texture to the intricate instrumentation.
- Reflecting on the Song: The band described the EP as a Bombay & Friends release, emphasizing the involvement of talented guest vocalists. They mentioned that after deciding to release ‘Fantasneeze’ separately, they continued working on three other songs for the EP.
Conclusion:
Bombay Bicycle Club’s upcoming EP, ‘Fantasies,’ promises a blend of the band’s distinctive sound and collaborations with talented artists. ‘Willow,’ featuring Lucy Rose, is a notable addition to the EP, offering an elevated and forward-thinking musical experience.
The limited eco-friendly vinyl release adds an environmentally conscious touch to the much-anticipated EP.
