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Track: Pozi – Sea Song

  • July 4, 2021
  • Craig Young
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After releasing their previous EP 176 just prior to the pandemic taking hold, London three-piece Pozi, return with new EP ‘Typing’ via PRAH Recordings. Along with the news the band have shared the track ‘Sea Song’ taken from the EP.

“The more meditative structure of the song and repetitive but slowly evolving nature of the lyrics reflects the patterns we see in nature, life cycles, human relationships and, also importantly, in pandemics.” The band explain. “The song’s subject matter, the sea, can be menacing, dark and unknown but can also bring about a huge feeling of freedom and abandon, which is comparable to the immense chasm of this recent global experience”

A hypnotic stream where solid bass meets scratchy nervous violin that swirls and copies the sea in its mystery and dynamics. The track builds in to a frantic swirling paranoia as Rosa Brook’s voice echos that place of cold depression with a performance that sees her stand out as an important lady in music. Is there anyone who’s making music like these guys?

Check it out, here

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Live Dates

29/10 – Newcastle, Bobiks
30/10 – Leeds, Dark Arts
10/11 – Nottingham, Bodega
13/11 – Glasgow, Stag & Dagger
14/11 – Sheffield, Yellow Arch
17/11 – Tunbridge Wells, Forum
18/11 – Cambridge, Portland Arms
19/11 – Cardiff, The Moon
20/11 – Birmingham, Hare & Hounds
21/11 – Oxford, Fusion Arts Centre
24/11 – London, The Lexington
25/11 – Margate, Elsewhere
26/11 – Southampton, Joiners
01/12 – Brighton, Hope & Ruin
02/12 – Reading, Face Bar
03/12 – Leicester, Cookie
04/12 – Manchester, Yes

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