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News: The Snuts team up with Rachel Chinouriri on bittersweet new single ‘End Of The Road’: Summer festival dates announced

  • May 14, 2022
  • Tania Ogier
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Following their raucous headline show at London’s Brixton Academy recently, The Snuts have teamed with rising alt RnB artist Rachel Chinouriri to present the uplifting new single End Of The Road. First performed onstage at Brixton Academy in April, it’s their third new music release since acclaimed number 1-selling debut album, W.L.

Produced by Detonate and Coffee at London’s infamous Abbey Road Studios and premiered on Clara Amfo’s Radio 1 show, ‘End Of The Road’ is a hopeful anthem for the broken-hearted. Snuts lead singer Jack Cochrane says: “End of The Road is intended to be a musical antidote. A remedy for heartache. We wanted the track to be direct and truly versify a sense of self forgiveness and redemption.’ Rachel Chinouriri’s soothing tones give light to the song, which shows a further evolution of the band’s sound. It follows their ferocious, protest song Burn The Empire and the politically charged probe into social media, Zuckerpunch.

“This song came about quite spontaneously which is sometimes how the best things come about. You can hear the difference in mine and Jack’s accents, which I think adds something unique to the song. Glasgow and London truly combine so well here”’ – Rachel Chinouriri

The Snuts are well and truly in their stride. With a chart-topping album under their belts and a growing arsenal of adoring fans worldwide, the West Lothian foursome are well on their way to becoming one of the most exciting acts of recent years.

See The Snuts UK Summer shows below – Tickets available HERE

May

Sat 28th           Warrington, Neighbourhood Weekender

Sun 29th         Norwich, Neck of the Woods

June

Sat 4th             Leeds, Live At Leeds

Fri 17th            IOW, IOW Festival

July

Sat 9th             Glasgow, TRNSMT

Sat 19th           Glasgow, Hampden Park w/ Gerry Cinnamon

Fri 29th             Matlock, Y Not

Sun 3st            Penrith, Kendall Calling

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  1. artveronica says:
    May 15, 2022 at 7:49 am

    just so darn lovely- Thank you

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