Frankie Morrow’s heated “Crave!” roars with longing, need, and electrical grooves because the Scottish band seize intimacy’s depth with smoldering sound and seductive attraction.

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What if I surrendered to your tender fingers? Ship me…

Tright here’s an simple, unrelenting warmth emanating off Frankie Morrow’s new track.

It’s the warmth of a uncooked and unquenchable fireplace burning inside: The warmth of ardour, of vulnerability, of intimacy’s exhilarating depth. A sonically and emotionally charged fever dream, “Crave!” roars with longing, need, and electrical grooves because the Scottish band come to life with smoldering sound and seductive attraction.

Simply as need will be so intoxicating that it turns barely sinister – taking us over fully – there’s a gentle darkness creeping in via the perimeters of this track; as if the drive at its core is so overwhelming and mighty that for a second, it blocks out the solar – leaving us to bask within the glow of pure, unadulterated ardour.

Darling, darling simply maintain me
Really feel the burden of my physique
Inform me that you simply’re mine
Let time, time transfer slowly
Irrevocably, towards the solar

We’re on the best line
Really feel it throughout you
Because the bonds that bind
Shatter and suppress no extra
The concern that guides
We are going to lead it out unto the evening

Independently launched June 20, 2023, “Crave!” is an inimitable showstopper: Frankie Morrow’s beautiful first single of the yr sees the Scottish quintet delivering the hardest-hitting music of their (admittedly nascent) profession, following 2022 November’s five-track Blue Parrot Backpackers Hostel with a dramatic, dynamic upheaval characterised by deep bass guitar notes, callous, cool drumming, and searing vocals that ring out stuffed with power and conviction.

“‘Crave!’ is about fancying the pants of somebody,” Frankie Morrow’s eponymous frontwoman (née Maria McMillan) tells Atwood Journal. “Falling in love in a sizzling summer season. Addicted. By no means wanting it to finish – the enjoyment, the ecstasy, the depth!”

Comprised of Morrow/McMillan, Samuel Nicholson (guitar), Niamh Downes (keys, bv’s), James Smith (bass, bv’s), and  Duncan Carswell (drums), Frankie Morrow emerged on the tail finish of 2022 with a glistening and groovy people rock report – one which begins to really feel a far cry from “Crave!” the extra we hear. However we all know higher than to pigeonhole a band to 1 fashion, sound, or demeanor at this cut-off date.

“Frankie Morrow’s music is a tapestry of smoldering, soul-stirring surprise,” Atwood Journal wrote in our 2022 artist characteristic. “They excel at crafting moments of soppy, mild reverie and hard-hitting ardour alike, and so they’ve imbued their first launch with a wholesome dose of each. But whether or not they’re jamming out with the overdrive turned up, or dwelling within the hush of acoustic people heat, on the coronary heart of Frankie Morrow’s music is a singer and songwriter rapidly coming into her personal and leaning into life’s heavy moments.”

We really feel this depth resonating in a brand new means on “Crave!” because the band explode in a visceral, cathartic refrain stuffed with uninhibited, unfiltered emotion. The group erupt as Morrow and crew sing, “You’re the one which I – crave,” leaving simply sufficient area to intensify the ultimate phrase, a transfer that ensures it rings out over the remaining. “… You’re that one which I – want!” They insist. This isn’t about delivering a elegant efficiency on well-manicured relationships; that is deliberately uncooked, fervent, and uncovered:

You’re the one which I crave!
The one which I like
You’re that one which I would like
Go on and take the ground
You’re the one which I crave!
The one which I like
You’re that one which I would like

For the band, “Crave!” is a particular launch in additional methods than one.

“Unable to sleep at London Heathrow airport, I first captured the guitar riff in the midst of the evening singing the melody into my iPhone,” Morrow tells Atwood Journal. “The concept continued, and on my return from the journey, I introduced the tune to life by way of a house demo, earlier than bringing the monitor to the remainder of the crew to report at Platoon studios, King’s Cross. I informed guitarist Sam (Samuel Nicholson – guitarist in Frankie Morrow) I wished the monitor to sound ‘like a celebration’ and he completely captured this spirit with the guitar lick on the finish.”

“The gang vocals have been additionally unbelievably enjoyable to report collectively, very unhinged. Simply the best way I prefer it. I’ve some nice footage of us collapsing into hysterics after recording them. Sorry Taylor! (Taylor Pollock our Producer/Combine Engineer).”

Howling, howl on the blood moon
By no means felt so good
Than after I was with you
What if I, what if I surrendered?
To your tender fingers
Ship me

How the warmth slaps, you’re stunning, I like you
And the sunshine refracts, curving spherical your physique
And you already know that I like it
Let me see you within the mild

For all those that have fallen in love within the warmth of the summer season, that is an anthem for you. “Crave!” really is a compelling, fascinating reverie; a fever dream bottling up that acquainted, fleeting expertise of built-up stress and pent-up feelings washing over the senses in countless waves of ecstasy.

Frankie Morrow traded within the candy sugar of their final EP for some sultry spice, leading to a track that hits arduous and leaves an enduring mark.

Seductive, super-charged, and achingly emotive, “Crave!” brings out the starvation in us all.

You’re the one which I crave!
The one which I like
You’re that one which I would like
Go on and take the ground
You’re the one which I crave!
The one which I like
You’re that one which I would like

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