Brotherly duo Always You [Christoph and Anton Hochheim], preparing for this Friday’s release of new album Against The World, drop the final single from the project and it’s a beaut.
An examination of relationship dynamics before an imagined audience, the new tune harks back to 80’s sophisti-pop doused in a slick, contemporary sheen as syncopated synths and a modernized percussion run tell the tale. Speaking to the meaning behind the music, the band say:
Relationships are a type of performance, with specific roles that get cast and stories that get etched out and retold with time. [The song] is about love as a projection, as something very personal to a person rather than something created by two, and the dangers of copy and pasting that onto others.
Well said and well sung!
Stream below, snag a copy courtesy of Hit The North Records, and spread that social love:
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