
Bywater Call have released a music video for their new song "No One Else," which comes from their forthcoming fourth studio album "Broken Souvenirs" that is set to be released on July 29th.
Noble PR shared these details: A sonically bombastic retro soul banger inspired by the Black Puma's, Baby Huey, Alabama Shakes, and a little Rage Against the Machine, "No One Else" is anchored by infectious rhythm, layered with atmospheric keyboards, and backed by an explosive horn section.
At its core, the song is a rejection letter, repelling the advances of the liars and conmen who seek to control us. The lyrics are steeped in the frustration of someone who has been ripped off, taken advantage of, used, and left for dead.
"This song is a reflection of how, in the current world of manipulation and misinformation, we continue to allow deceitfulness to cause harm," says Bywater Call's guitarist Dave Barnes. "In the end, we have the strength within to defeat evil and take back our own power. If we don't, there is no one else to blame but ourselves."
"No One Else" is indicative of Bywater Call's mission to meld old and new sounds and influences, while continuing to carve out a lane of their own. This journey to evolve and experiment as a band, while aiming to deliver the emotion and musical drive that followers have come to love, can be heard throughout the new album Broken Souvenirs.
"No One Else" was recorded at Palace Studios in Toronto, mixed by Patric McGroarty, and mastered by Kristian Montano of Montano Mastering.
The official video for the single was choreographed and directed by Chelsea Preston and filmed by Badee Mirkham. This provocative, visually stunning piece uses fire to represent the evils of our current political and cultural landscape and paper masks to represent how fragile and easily manipulated we all can be if we don't keep our minds about us.
Broken Souvenirs features a captivating mix of 11 original songs that showcases Bywater Call's versatility, musicality, and experimentation. It reaches beyond the boundaries of genre and further develops their own unique voice. With influences from Black Pumas, Alabama Shakes, Amy Winehouse, Shakey Graves, Black Crowes and more, the album takes a journey from feelgood retro soul, intimate acoustic, to driving contemporary R&B and back again.
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