FRND CRCL will release the new single”LIFEOFTHEPARTY” on February 4. Pre-save HERE
This song will make you feel alive as it delves into the ironic lyricism of feeling alone while being at a party. It’s somewhat of an anthem for the introverted free spirits of the world who like to have their own idea of a good idea. It’s the heaviest song FRND CRCL has to offer to date and aligns with aspects of Nirvana and UK art-pop purveyors, Blur.
The band says, “This one is for anyone who ever felt like an outcast; For anyone who ever found themselves at a party and thought wtf am I doing here?; For anyone that felt alone in a room full of people. I hope this song speaks to you as it does for us.”
Strap up because you will unintentionally be speeding while listening to this track. Be sure to keep up with these guys on Tik Tok to see their adventures being the LIFEOFTHEPARTY.
FRND CRCL, (pronounced “Friend Circle”) is the pop in pop-punk. The band first made a name for themselves with the 2020 release of their sophomore album “Internet Noise.” The release of the stand-alone singles “Joyride 2.0”, “Complications” and “Quitters” followed and now the band has raised the bar even higher with their next single “LIFEOFTHEPARTY.”
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