Square Dance Caller return with new song ‘London Underground’.
The Melbourne project hinges on the partnership of brothers Brendan and Michael Etherington, two songwriters who have a near-telepathic kinship. The sound is expanded by proud Gumbaynggirr man Mat Hooler on keys and James Manning on bass, making a remarkable four-piece.
Set to travel to the UK in September, Square Dance Caller have shared plans for a full tour. The band have a close affinity with this rainy island, and it fuels their new single.
New song ‘London Underground’ is an ode to people watching, a song about watching the world flash by. Inspired by the titular transport system, it displays Square Dance Caller at their most engaging and empathetic.
A song driven by a thirst for melody, ‘London Underground’ carries an easy-going charm. The band comment…
“The inspiration for the song came from people-watching on a trip to the UK. The Underground is such an intricate labyrinth used by millions of people everyday and they all use it for different reasons… it seemed like a good idea for a song.”
Tune in now.
