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Track: Oswald Slain – Sean Paul

  • April 4, 2025
  • Craig Young
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Ahead of the release of the EP comes its next single ‘Sean Paul’ on March 27th 2025, A track that exudes an effortlessly cool, feel-good swagger, singalong choruses and razor-sharp lyrics which humorously highlight a series of personal failures for vocalist Charlie Fitzgerald.

Their debut, five-track EP ‘Kiss Me On The Mouth’ follows the release of November’s debut single ‘Happiness Is Overrated‘ and February’s ‘UGLY‘. Produced in-house by the band themselves in their DIY home studio and mastered by Jason Mitchell at Loud Mastering (PJ Harvey, XTC, Big Special), The tracks on the EP lyrically explores personal flaws, failures, self-acceptance and the feelings of constant imposter syndrome.

Discussing the single Fitzgerald says, 

“It’s a nostalgic confrontation of personal flaws and failures, dressed up in a pretty little surf smock and a happy-go-lucky pair of shiny loafers. I was trying to write a classic loser song but it ended up all fun and silly and brought a great sense of humour to something that can haunt me from time to time.”

Oswald Slain drop another sonically huge banger with their latest single ‘Sean Paul’. Slick rockabilly vibes, joyous reminiscing vocals and some inspired guitar playing. The track steps thing up getting fans ready for the debut EP. 2025 is a good year for this band.

Check it out, here

Find out more via the bands Facebook

Alongside the single, Oswald Slain are excited to announce that they’ll be embarking on their first tour of the UK, commencing April 17th 2025 at Newcastle’s Trillians Bar to celebrate the release of their debut EP.

  • April 17th 2025 – Trillians, Newcastle
  • April 18th 2025 – The Indiependent, Scunthorpe
  • April 19th 2025 – The Snug, Atherton
  • April 25th 2025 – 229 The Venue, London
  • April 26th 2025 – Rossi Bar, Brighton
  • May 2nd 2025 – Golden Lion, Bristol

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