Late Night Thoughts Present New Single “Faith”

Having met at college and bonded over their shared love of song-writing, Late Evening Ideas – vocalist and author Brian Rauch and author, vocalist and guitarist Michael Harlow, first started performing throughout Massachusetts, and launched their first EP, ‘Moonlit Reminiscences’, in 2018, adopted by a second assortment, ‘Value It’, a yr later. They’ve up to now amassed greater than three million streams throughout a number of platforms and whereas the pandemic halted a lot of their plans over the past eighteen months or so, it didn’t cease and hasn’t stopped them from remaining inventive. Immediately, PopWrapped are delighted to premiere their newest single “Religion”, and its video.

Requested concerning the track, the duo share: “’Religion’, is the second single off of our upcoming EP. It’s a piano energy ballad with pop influences that analyzes the battle of a long-distance relationship. It was influenced by a time in one among {our relationships} when lengthy distance appeared prefer it was an unattainable hurdle to climb, regardless of the love being so sturdy. Though this time had handed in our relationship, the pandemic reminded us of the worth of what it means to have the ability to be collectively in particular person, in order that’s the place this entire track got here from. We consider that love is robust sufficient to overcome the bounds of distance, however typically the sensation of doubt creeps in when love is confronted with adversity.”

The EP they’re referring to is ‘Bridges & Tunnels’, which drops December 3^rd. The gathering consists of 5 songs, every showcasing a extra polished, developed and all-round spectacular sound from the band. “Each side of our being has taken an enormous leap ahead, from the garments we put on, to the movies we make and the music itself,” says Brian. “This EP will take you on a journey by means of what life has been like for us as younger adults attempting to dwell out our desires whereas battling our fears and holding onto love.”