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WILL AND THE PEOPLE + COLOUR OF THE JUNGLE ***DO NOT USE

Following the release of their latest single ‘Animal’ Brighton 4-piece Will & The People have announced details of their new album and subsequent tour this November/ December.

The new track ‘Animal’ was recorded in Los Angles with Thom Russo (Audioslave, Michael Jackson, Jay Z), mixed / produced by Dan Grech-Marguerat (Liam Gallagher, Rag ‘N’ Bone Man, The Vaccines) and mastered by long term collaborator Mandy Parnell (Aphex Twin, The XX, Bjork).

The band talk of the new track ‘Animal’ by saying:

“It’s the arch nemesis of the “cancel culture” world we live in today. It’s about primitive acceptance. It’s about desires, social conformity and was written to hit very hard, like our actions do when they come back and bite us”.

And what inspires them as a band?

“We don’t really have a destination, it’s about being part of a team, synergy, entertaining, and not conforming to social norms and expressing our feelings as we please on our journeys separately and as a group. And hopefully we make people happy along the way!”

Will & The People are a little like Iggy and the Stooges... You can tell from the way they play, talk and live that they aren’t following a formula or trying to follow the pack. They play music because it makes them feel good, feel free and feel whole. That’s all.

Their music is nostalgic, colourful, both melodically and lyrically, and it packs a punch; heavy guitars, catchy synth lines and punchy drums frame these wonderful compositions. Live and in the flesh, they are a force to be reckoned with, and is where they truly shine.

Fresh out of a pandemic, free as birds, with a new music under their belt, they are stronger than ever before. So, don’t miss the opportunity to see them live across the UK this Summer! Four people who create a wonderful synergy between themselves and any audience they play in front of, a feel-good atmosphere that would take anyone with a pulse to a higher place.