Driven by nostalgic melodies and fuzzy guitars, Bamily dote upon past memories with We Used To Hang Out.

South London quartet Bamily continue building upon their infectious indie sound with their nostalgic newest single We Used To Hang Out. The yearning for human contact and interaction is one that has become all-too-familiar to most of us in the past months, but Bamily have used it as a springboard for inspiration and transformed it into a shimmering track with swirling guitars and disco-influenced melodies.

Sharing more about how the track came to be, band member Louis says:

I wrote ‘We Used To Hang Out’ at the start of lockdown. I was feeling sort of emotional about not being able to see my pals and knew that I had to capture this strange feeling that the world was ending and put it in a song. As I was writing, my mind kept drifting back to the girl I had just finished seeing before the virus came. I knew that I wouldn’t see her for at least a few months now, and that these feelings of distance from her, combined with the impending doom of the apocalypse would now be what journalists kept calling ‘the new normal’. The feeling of isolation and distance from a specific person is one I’m sure many people can relate to from the mayhem of the last five months.