Deaf Havana have announced the release of their '22' EP on June 29.
The 4-track digital EP features the single, 22, from the Norfolk sextet's acclaimed album, 'Old Souls', as well as two brand new tracks previewed in part on their 'English Hearts' documentary, Whiskey and Drive All Night, and an acoustic version of Kings Road Ghosts, another track from 'Old Souls'.
Speaking of the lead track, singer James Veck-Gilodi says:
"22 is a song I wrote on a van ride from Amsterdam to somewhere in Germany, after an extremely odd night, involving some things it probably shouldn't have. I woke up wondering how I was still alive and feeling like I wasn't, I couldn't stop panicking and freaking out, it was awful. I don't look after myself on tour so it's definitely partly my fault, but I guess that's my way of dealing with it. The "you" I'm referring to in the chorus isn't actually a person, it's a personification of touring. That's essentially what 22 is about, feeling old beyond your years due to not looking after yourself well enough on tour."
Deaf Havana have a handful of UK and Irish shows confirmed for the summer, they also play the main stage at this year's Reading and Leeds festivals.
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