Swindon/Bristol indie pop band Stay Lunar have released the video for their new single "Keeping Me Up All Night".
The song is out today (Jan 19) via SAM Records. Grab it here.
From the and: “‘Keeping Me Up All Night’ is a song inspired by the guilt of realizing that you haven’t been there for someone when they really needed you the most, and the realization that you can’t always get things right, but you can always do better.”
Swindon/Bristol indie pop band Stay Lunar have aired the video for their latest single "Anywhere/Everywhere".
The song is part of our current playlist and came out last month (November 17) via SAM Records. Grab it here.
Speaking about it, frontman Harry Leith said: “As we headed towards winter 2020 it felt as though the bad news was multiplying and nothing was going in our favour. With the bad weather approaching and lockdown looming, the only way I knew how to escape was to try to make light of the situation through music. I imagined my home filling with all these bad luck omens like some sort of weird Disney movie, and joked ironically with the idea that maybe if I just start breaking mirrors, putting my umbrella up inside and walking under ladders then that will somehow trick the universe into malfunctioning and providing good luck and summer weather. It didn’t work, but in ways it did, because ‘Anywhere / Everywhere’ was born.”
Swindon/Bristol indie pop band Stay Lunar have shared their new single "Anywhere/Everywhere".
The song is out today (November 17) via SAM Records. Grab it here.
Speaking about it, frontman Harry Leith said: “As we headed towards winter 2020 it felt as though the bad news was multiplying and nothing was going in our favour. With the bad weather approaching and lockdown looming, the only way I knew how to escape was to try to make light of the situation through music. I imagined my home filling with all these bad luck omens like some sort of weird Disney movie, and joked ironically with the idea that maybe if I just start breaking mirrors, putting my umbrella up inside and walking under ladders then that will somehow trick the universe into malfunctioning and providing good luck and summer weather. It didn’t work, but in ways it did, because ‘Anywhere / Everywhere’ was born.”
Swindon/Bristol indie pop band Stay Lunar have revealed a live video for "Hello Friend".
The song, Ady Hall & Lee McCarthy, is part of our current playlist and came out in August. Grab it here.
Speaking about it, frontman Harry Leith said: “‘Hello Friend’ is a song that dives into the struggles of anxiety and depression, but with a colourful and optimistic spin. The lyrics attempt to personify these struggles, by imagining they are an old friend that is looking out for me. The idea that anxiety is more of a friend than an enemy, helped me better understand myself, and how we all need others to get by – especially during a pandemic.”
Swindon/Bristol indie pop band Stay Lunar have premiered their new single "Not Your Fight".
Speaking about it, the band told Clout: “Not Your Fight’ is actually quite a dark song about trying to help someone with an addiction – but luckily, in typical Stay Lunar fashion, we’ve turned a difficult topic into something that we feel is a really up-beat and fun to listen to. We really love the idea of people both being able to dance to our songs and listen with headphones on their beds at night while they’re feeling all reflective about life.
UPDATE 02/11/2020: "Not Your Fight" is our new Single of the Week!
I guess that sums up the contrast between writing and performing for us, the writing is very personal and emotional, whilst the performing is a real release and a huge amount of fun, so we hope that comes across in our music.”
The song is out tomorrow (Oct 30). Grab it here and take a listen below.
Swindon/Bristol indie pop band Stay Lunar have dropped their catchy new single "Dreaming That I'm Not In Love".
The song is out today (March 27), and is described by the band as “a dreamy journey through relationship insecurities and inescapable nightmares that cling to you for days.”
Swindon, UK indie pop band Stay Lunar have released the video for their catchy new single "Catch Up".
Speaking about it, singer/songwriter Harry Leigh explains: "'Catch Up' is a song about pushing your feelings for someone to the back of your mind in an attempt to move on, only to have those feelings sickeningly resurrected when you bump into them in the future. It's the realisation that they never left your mind in the first place, and now it's all catching up with you.".
The song is out now, grab it here and watch the video below.
Swindon, UK indie pop band Stay Lunar have premiered their catchy new single "Brainshake".
The band is fronted by Harry Leigh on lead vocals and Guitar, a self-described “skinny, anxiety-ridden human who never thought his brain would allow him to venture into music”, with Charlie Skeates on drums, James Rowland on bass, Tom Caton on synths and keys, and finally George Pending on lead guitar.
