UK-based indie band Cosmorat comes to Wolf in a Suit with one of the best debut singles I've heard, say hello to "Backseat Baby". With a refreshingly rebellious and in your face approach to storytelling, they paint a picture that is not only youthful but uniquely relatable and hypnotizing. It's a track that steps away from the rules that we seem to think have to be followed to give life to something special and exciting.
"Backseat Baby" offers music lovers a chance to be part of something that is not only fun to hear but quite freeing in my opinion. It's a soundscape that knows no limits and speaks from real life experiences, painting a picture that is so vivid and lush. So listen closely, step away from the norm and be wild and free within the realm that dwells within this contemporary must-listen gem. Enjoy the ride that is "Backseat Baby"!
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“I wrote the chorus of this song one night at 4am while at my parents house after a long night of driving around and sitting in parking lots. I was thinking about all of the times my friends and I snuck out, got curfew violations, and were kicked out of stores and gas stations for loitering. There wasn’t much to do where I grew up, so we made fun out of nothing. It’s a bit of a rebellious celebration of trying to find your space in the world and being proud of your roots. I tried for a very long time to pretend to be someone I was not, and I think this song really helped me remember that my heart is a concrete jungle filled with graffiti.
In my parents basement, we plugged a guitar into an old dusty bar amp my uncle gifted me when I was younger. Olly and I messed around with some break beats, and then Olly started playing guitar on top while I danced around singing different lyrics and rhythms. Eventually, we took the voice memo and stacked all of the best parts on top of each other.
When Danio came into the picture, he really helped refine all of the beats and drum parts. We spent so many nights in the studio and his shed just trying out different sounds and different arrangements for the drums. I am so proud of what we were able to create because the end result feels like Cosmorat. This is what Cosmorat was always meant to be, and now it is here.”
Taylor Pollock about "Backseat Baby"