THE ROLLERCANES RELEASE NEW SINGLE PRIVATE BEACH
The Rollercanes sound like a normal indie rock band on the surface but there’s always the unshakeable feeling that things could turn at any minute. The Melbourne based four-piece have built a reputation for their high energy live shows and scrappy brand of indie rock. The Rollercanes scout everyday life for something to sing about, bringing urgency to insignificance.
Continuing on with their plan of not letting 2020 get the better of them, The Rollercanes are back with their third single for the year ‘Private Beach.’ A track that takes inspiration from being told one too many times to “just get a well paid job”.
Blending influences from FIDLAR and Car Seat Headrest, this song creeps up on you, knocks you down and makes you wonder why you didn’t see that coming.
‘Private Beach’ out via Main Offender Records on September 18, 2020
The Rollercanes are: Daniel Wright, Bek Nafiz, Ryan Laughlin and Josh Tucker
Credits:
Production:
Rohan Sforcina – Engineer - Head Gap Studios
Daniel Wright – Mixer and additional engineering – The Tropica
Adam Dempsey – Mastering Engineer – Deluxe Mastering
Music:
Daniel Wright – Guitars, vocals
Bek Nafiz – Guitars
Ryan Laughlin – Bass, backing vocals
Josh Tucker – Drums, percussion
Artwork: Breanna Keane
Words by Daniel Wright
Music by The Rollercanes
PRIVATE BEACH LYRICS
And I wake wide eyed and hopeful
Because today’s my day
And I should just be grateful
But I was born a generation late I’ve already been told
Whatever happens to me now Is my own damn fault
Cause I’m a stain on this city like everyone my age I’d rather cut my teeth than fill my pockets with change
You know I’d like to buy but I just can’t save
It’s kind of hard to do when they take half my wage
But you don’t know the thrill you’re missing
Not living week to week
But I’m sure you’re trying to solve things
When you walk along your own private beach
Still I try to understand but I’m not that quick
I turned on Q&A and it made me feel sick
But I couldn’t look away cause I’m a narcissist
And I swear they said my name
But you don’t know the thrill you’re missing
Not living week to week
But I’m sure you’re trying to solve things
When you walk along your own private beach
Well I want a life But I don’t want to die for it
