NZCA LINES has shared a new song, Oh.. (Call Me Back).
The track is constructed from samples of sounds from London's South Bank and was commissioned by BBC 6 Music, as part of its coverage of Guy Garvey’s Meltdown Festival.
NZCA Lines' MichaelLovett has said of the track;
“The drums on ‘Oh.. Call Me Back’ are made from samples of sounds from the South Bank, as well as some of the keyboard parts being made from feeding those same samples into a delay and making it self-resonate, thus producing a tone that we built the patch from.
"Lyrically, the song is from the perspective of a guy who's been stood up by his date after they arranged to meet at the Southbank to watch a film. She's at home in the bath. Because he's at the Southbank and there's loads of different stuff to do, he passes the time by sitting in a cafe, seeing some art, reading his book. It's all inspired by the creation of these two characters and the setting of the arts centre.”
You can listen Oh.. (Call Me Back) below.
Guy Garvey’s Meltdown Festival takes place this weekend at London’s South Bank, at which NZCA Lines are set to perform. They are also announced to make appearances at Field Day, Glastonbury, Secret Garden Party, Standon Calling, Port Eliot Festival and Leopalooza Festival, this summer. The band have also announced a show at London's Village Underground in September.
NZCA Lines Upcoming Tour Dates are as follows:
Wed September 28 2016 - LONDON Village Underground
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