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With the release of their third album Floatr coming up quickly on May 1st, London-based band Happyness has unveiled another cut from their forthcoming album with their brand new single 'Ouch (yup)'. The single will join previous tracks 'Seeing Eye Dog' and 'Vegetable'.
The track was written amongst the chaos of Brexit as a way to help deal with everything that was happening and process what was going on in the world. On 'Ouch (yup)' they said, "It’s about processing the stuff you leave behind, and not getting complacent and not assuming anything. We were going through some massive life changes around the time we wrote this song, and Brexit was happening (remember that!) It’s about disbelief I guess. And the slow excruciating dawning of reality :/ Reality is a weird rush, the truth sets you free. Those kinds of things."
Listen to 'Ouch (yup)' by Happyness below.
Written by Amy Smolcic
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