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Track: The 7:45s bring the classic soul sound in new single “The Way That I Love You”

  • January 10, 2025
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Manchester collective The 7:45s are back with their new single, The Way That I Love You, and it’s another step closer to perfecting their classic soul sound. Out January 10th digitally on LRK Records, this relaxed, summery track is drenched in infectious grooves and vintage vibes, and precedes a 7” vinyl release in March

With Martin Connor on vocals, the band – and he in particular, deliver a performance dripping with soul. His vocal carries a heartfelt sincerity, while the backing harmonies and warm brass lines sweeten the song’s twists and turns that keeps you hooked.

The Way That I Love You nails the balance between authenticity and accessibility, offering a retro sound that feels timeless while still sitting comfortably on modern playlists. It’s a perfect pick-me-up for the New Year, and all bodes well for a breakthrough 2025 for The 7:45s. Keep this one on repeat.

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