Our thoughts about the song :

This amazing band comes from Sweden. With powerful vocal harmonies coming in less than 30 seconds, we were quickly convinced by this folk gem. As the world is getting mad this year, you might be tempted to escape. And this is the perfect soundtrack for your trip. Facing the future, the song talks about the moment you decide to move forward and forget everything. We particularly enjoyed the build of the song, until the wonderful final part. Very well written and produced, this new single is just... unreal! This band is so underrated, and we sincerely hope that you, our dear readers, will help us to spread the word about them. Together, we can help them to cross the borders. Included in our "Indie Folk" playlist, and of course, you will now hear this amazing track on the Indie Music Radio.

The band'spoint of view :

The single begins in time as a young person when freedom means a constantly packed bag in hand. The time when the safe walls and the familiar faces is left for undiscovered adventures. Over the years, the world grows and the focus shifts. Old and new roads are intertwined, and finds their way home again. At home, where the wall paint is just drying, the bag is unpacked and together with new warm smiles, the scent of security comes in.

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Biography:

The Chickpeas Bands' music is described as scandicana about love, breakup and a life on the run. A new element in a transatlantic tradition of Americana where the character gallery has always consisted of storytellers, romantics and melancholic nomads. The band is in its tenth year and has since the start spent its summers on tours along roads and rails. As children in sparsely populated areas, distances have always been important. The roads out into the world were few and the railway became a symbol of freedom and opportunity. Therefore, it was only logical that their first two national tours (summers 2012 and 2013) were carried out in collaboration with SJ (Swedish train company). Like the legendary folk singers of the 1940s, all journeys were made by train. In addition to gigs in the cities along the way, the band offered acclaimed concerts in front of packed bistro carriages.

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