
(PMPR) Edinburgh electronic-indie group redolent share new single, "funner", the follow-up to recent comeback track "ok wow." Where "ok wow" sat with the discomfort of an argument's aftermath, "funner" moves in the opposite direction: a warm, upbeat electronic track built around a genuine moment of happiness on tour, an ice cream sandwich and a sunset standing in for what the band describe as the opposite of a panic attack.
Speaking on the track, the band said: "It's funny looking back on funner, it's a bit of an attempt at a pop song for a major label. It takes me back to that time. I remember sitting on Andy's car in Texas with an ice cream sandwich watching a sunset and having what felt like the opposite of a panic attack. I like its place on the album as a kind of goofy, disarming, not-that-deep break from a lot of the more intense, darker stuff on there."
The accompanying music video sees frontman Robin Herbert dancing and singing through a Scottish field, with Alice Hancock playing an SP-404 alongside him. Lo-fi and low-key by design, the video's mood matches the track itself: more electronic than acoustic, but noticeably lighter and more playful than its predecessor.
Watch the music video for "funner" below
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