Radio Romance Announce New Single ‘Sunday Fine’
Earlier this year fast-rising country crossover band Radio Romance shared their outstanding single ‘Start A Party’ which delivers a brilliant feel-good summer vibe allowing for the four-piece outfit to truly showcase what they are looking to bring to the ever-growing country scene with their music.
And now as we head into Autumn, Radio Romance are looking to keep the chilled, hazy days of summer of alive with the announcement of their brand new release titled ‘Sunday Fine’ which drops on Friday, September 25th and offers listeners a fantastic weekend anthem that is the perfect song to play with those windows down.
Filled with luscious guitar strings, and catchy lyrics ‘Sunday Fine’ is an intoxicating track from the future superstars as they continue climbing the ranks. And it surely won’t be too long until their impressive sonic sound is all over the airwaves such is the mass appeal of their releases.
Confirming the news of their forthcoming single, Radio Romance dropped hints about what listeners can expect from the track, saying: “Live in the moment. Breathe. Look! We’ve all done it! We’ve all sped up our lives recently. Whether it was to meet someone else’s expectations, because we put too much on our own plate, or simply because we are just running behind, we just feel rushed. Just relax and take a moment for yourself. You have to recharge your batteries first before you can tackle the world or help someone else out. So sit down, watch the wind blow by, and start feeling Sunday Fine!”
The track acts as a reminder that it’s okay to slow down every once in a while and just enjoy where you are. Something we all need reminding of right now as we begin to emerge from lockdowns around the world and return to work, just remember that you can still slow down when you want/need to.
Are you excited for Radio Romance’s new single later this month? Let us know your thoughts across social media and in the comments below!
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