Superlove Drop Video For “GO!”

Bristolian noise-pop three-piece Superlove are proving themselves to be as determined as ever on their brand new single “Go!” alongside abstract visuals – watch here. Featured by BBC Radio 1’s Rock Show with Daniel P Carter in his “Getting To Know You” section earlier this week, the thunderous new offering “GO!” ushers in a new era for Superlove who are poised to take 2023 by storm.

A reflection of their newfound energy and enthusiasm, Superlove explains how “GO!” came to be: “GO! is all about how being in a band coming up and being online can feel like a massive race sometimes. We wrote the song a few months ago when we were feeling well washed out with the band and the social media dilemma. We’re not used to filming everything when we’re hanging out together so we always felt a bit left behind when it came to making content.

Since writing this song and a load of new tunes we’ve had a huge burst of energy with the parts of being in our band we used to struggle with. Moving forward our focus is to really hone in on all the elements people like about our band and throw everything at them. We’re proper proper proper excited to be kicking off this year with GO! – it’s the perfect song to showcase the new sound of Superlove in 2023.”

Superlove have supported the likes of Feeder, Holding Absence, Dream State, Stand Atlantic, Roam, Vukovi and played many festivals including The Great Escape, Handmade, Burn It Down & Neverworld on the strength of just their first few singles. Becoming known for their infectious pop hooks, strong harmonies and off-kilter songwriting at these performances, Superlove made their 2000 Trees festival debut and embarked on a headline tour of the UK, as part of the Music Venue Trust and The National Lottery’s Revive Live Tour in 2022.

Last year also saw the release of “Colours” – Superlove’s co-produced debut album dropped in April 22, followed by the deluxe edition in November 22 featuring two recent singles “BARFIGHT!” and “Noises”. Their Superlove have earnt from swathes of the UK music press. Wonderland stated “listeners can expect to be swept off their feet and into the bands indie-tinged soundscape upon first listen” and Rock Sound called them “Infectiously lovely”. Featuring the imitable singles “Save Yourselves”, “wanna luv u”, “Bestfriend”, “Maybe I Could Tell You”, “World Of Wonder” and title track “Colours”, Superlove stepped out into their own and successfully showcased themselves as young producers, songwriters and performers upon the records’ release.