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Track: Gustaffson Release Soulful New Single ‘Underground’

  • January 31, 2025
  • Craig Young
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Gustaffson have shared their new single ‘Underground’, the third and final offering before their highly anticipated debut album ‘Black & White Movie’, due out Friday 21st March, produced by Elbow’s Craig Potter and features a cameo from legendary actor Sir Ben Kingsley.  The album’s title is lifted from the lyrics of this song.

‘Underground’ embraces the untold, everyday stories of the people travelling on London’s Underground. Gustaffson lead singer & lyricist Andrew Gower implores listeners to open their eyes to the magical tales of London life. 

Speaking on the track, Gower says: 

“In the studio we referenced epic drawn out songs like ‘Gimme Shelter’ by the Stones. Whilst grounded in truth and the world’s harsh realities, there’s crucially a collective journey to joy. I was determined to tell a story with real characters and open a gateway into their complex lives.”

The single release is accompanied by a music video directed by BAFTA nominated Metin Huseyin (Outlander). Shot on location on the Underground, the video stars three-time Olivier-award winning actress Sharon D. Clarke (Doctor Who), Matthew McNulty (The Terror), Kiran Sonia Sawar (Black Mirror) and Waj Ali (Carnival Row). We follow them as they play four beautifully flawed protagonists: Sister Mary, Brother John, Daughter Jane & Doctor Mo.

“I love this song,” Huseyin says. “When Andrew asked me to be involved, and I heard the song for the first time, I was blown away and have continued to be with each subsequent listen. It’s rare things that elevate us and this is a rare thing; raising the spirits and warming one’s cold extremities both physically and emotionally.” 

Gustaffson have set anticipation for their forthcoming album on a high with the quality of work released. Laid back grooves and soulful melodies give body to Gower’s storyteller lyrics and, of course, give backing for that uniquely soulful voice. Underground is the perfect escape for a boring commute – just don’t forget your headphones.

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Find out more via the bands Website or Facebook 

Pre order the album here.

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