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Yesterday's Flowers release new single ‘Keep Moving’
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‘Keep Moving’, the second single from Yesterday’s Flowers is out now, accompanied by a video filmed on a recent road-trip to France.
Recorded and produced by Charles Creese at Magpie Studios Kent and mastered by Andy Walter at Abbey Road Studios, the track is the second release from the Folkestone band – founded by former Love L.U.V. members Lucy and Tom Atkins.
Lucy says: “‘Keep Moving’ sort of became a personal mantra of mine through some pretty dark times in the past three years: a reminder to keep going and looking ahead to the future, without compromising my values or principles. ‘Keep moving / Hold onto what is mine’. Even though, lyrically, it came out of a lot of turmoil and uncertainty, there’s something uplifting and hopeful about the sound – I hope that’s the energy that people can feel when they listen to it.”
Yesterday’s Flowers bio
It's been five years since cult garage-pop band Love L.U.V. called it a day – and now, founders Lucy and Tom Atkins are back as Yesterday's Flowers.
Since disbanding from the London quartet, upping sticks to the Kent coast has made its mark on the pair's sound. Reverb-drenched guitars are tuned to nature's 'healing' frequency of 432hz, vocals confidently dance between sugary restraint and all-out, guns-blazing powerhouse; and there's breathing space within the instrumentation, reflecting a new, slower pace of life away from the capital where they were both born and raised.
Debut single 'It's Been a Long Time' – recorded and produced by Charles Creese at Magpie Studios Kent and mastered by Andy Walter at Abbey Road Studios – landed in May 2023, with second single ‘Keep Moving’ following in July. Stay tuned for news of the band's anticipated live debut, set to be announced shortly.
