North Welsh four piece Bright Young People are set to drop their provocative debut single “Lie In The Sun”. This brand new riotous quartet consists of frontman and guitarist Lee Dean Dawson, drummer Casey Lee Ingram, lead guitarist Carl Foulkes Jones and Jack Lewis Jones on bass. Taking a lot of their influences from the 60s and 70s, the upcoming music video, released a week after the single on 1st October, has a truly timeless feel to it.

Filled to the brim with an unrelenting rebellious attitude and hard-hitting percussion, the first release from new faces Bright Young People will undeniably leave you wanting more. Recorded at Narcissus Studios and produced by Duncan Mills, who’s previously worked with Catfish & The Bottlemen and Florence & The Machine, “Lie In The Sun” features a complex soundscape that boasts electrifying melodies and an infectious beat throughout. Imbuing a modern indie-rock sound with an attitude hailing from the heyday of the punk movement, Bright Young People are a breath of fresh air.

Speaking on the new single, Lee Dawson, frontman from Bright Young People shares: “I suppose it means I'm looking at everything around me, the rich and powerful taking everything and not giving us a share. I have a go at that I think in parts and it's also about being bone idle I suppose.”

From Lee’s mum's kitchen to the release of their debut single, Bright Young People are a band with something to say and the voice to back it up, channelling the inner frustrations that result from growing up in a rundown town into their music. With an abundance of live experience already under their collective belt, Bright Young People are set to take their new sound on the road early next year. With tour dates yet to be announced, additional releases on the horizon and support from both 6Music and BBC Introducing Wales there appears to be no stopping them.

As the first of eight singles to be released in the next twelve months, all pressed into 7” records, “Lie In The Sun” marks the beginning of what is set to be an unstoppable take off for the new faces of alt-rock, Bright Young People.

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