Daily Edit | Apr 21

Emmie-Mae Avery, who leads vocals on the track, says “it’s a song about longing for both comfort and freedom simultaneously in a relationship through the metaphor of being an injured bird needing shelter. We turned it into a danceable upbeat track, which made the tone shift throughout the song as though you find a way to pick yourself up and fly away.”

“Nosedive” was recorded at RAK Studios with producers Seth Evans (Geordie Greep, Black Midi) and Margo Broom (Fat White Family, Big Joanie), who also worked with the band on previous singles “Adam & Steve” and album opener “Only Girl”. The pair oversaw the entire 11-track LP, which the band describe as a collection of bangers. -The Line of Best Fit

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