Newcastle band Club Paradise have released an angsty, rock-fuelled hit that’s perfect for summer and festival season.

Growing Up is centred around a throwaway culture exploring why we should hold on to memories and things that remind us of the past because after all we’re not here forever. The indie rock anthem is charged by heavy drums, energising guitar and nostalgic lyrics. The high power electricity that flows through the song is accompanied by the distinct vocals of Ryan Young, drawing in full attention from start to finish whilst creating an indescribable experience for the body and mind that captivates the heart.

Speaking on the new track, Club Paradise explain:

‘Growing Up’ isn’t just about physically getting older, but about how times have changed. It’s about how disposable everything has become, whether that’s music or memories – it’s rare we hold and cherish these things physically anymore. We don’t hold memories on tapes, people stand and wait for limited retail releases worth thousands of pounds just to forget about the items within a month or two, it’s crazy – yet to some people it’s completely normal and to a degree, expected.