The Okay’s have shared the anthemic new tune ‘Headstone’ concerning the “seek for validation”.
The Okay’s have shared the second single, ‘Headstone’, from their upcoming album ‘Fairly On The Web’
The favored indie rockers are again with one other infectious guitar tune that tackles frontman Jamie Boyle’s “inner wrestle” of desirous to really feel like his “existence issues”.
He mentioned of the monitor “Headstone is a tune I wrote concerning the inner wrestle of desirous to really feel like my existence issues. It displays the hope that, in the long run, it is going to all “work out” and never be “for nothing” and I’ll have completed sufficient to be worthy of being remembered. I feel in the course of the writing course of I had a second of realisation to the very fact I usually put apart the extra significant, life-affirming features of existence like household and relationships to as a substitute spend that point attempting to create one thing to make me someday consider worthy of the love I obtain.”
He continued: “The tune is an trustworthy reflection of a psychological battle to try to consider that I’ve earned the fitting to exist, a privilege that will get taken away from many extra deserving folks than me, and that my life will go away a mark that lasts past me. It is an exploration of every thing that whizzes round my head from ambition to self-worth and the seek for validation.”
‘Headstone’ is the second single to be taken from the band’s second studio album, ‘Fairly On The Web’, following the discharge of ‘Breakdown In My Bed room’.
The LP – the follow-up to 2024’s ‘I Surprise If the World Is aware of?’ – is produced by Grammy Award winner Jim Lowe (Stereophonics, The Dandy Warhols) and combined by Pete Hutchings (Royal Blood, Foals, Nothing However Thieves).
