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Get ready to move with Rüfüs Du Sol's new single 'Lately'

  • August 2, 2024
  • Angela Cook
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Three years ago, Grammy-winning live electronic trio Rüfüs Du Sol, released their album Surrender. 

The band—Tyrone Lindqvist, Jon George, and James Hunt—toured the globe, performing at festivals across Europe and South America. They also brought Surrender to iconic North American venues such as New York’s Forest Hills Stadium, Denver’s Red Rocks Amphitheatre, and Los Angeles’ Hollywood Bowl.

Now, Rüfüs is back with their long-awaited single “Lately,” a vibey, trance-like track that's irresistibly danceable.

From the moment the track begins, listeners are placed in Rüfüs' orbit, with the production moving at a pace that demands attention and engagement. 

Lyrically, “Lately” feels like a heartfelt update to fans, especially with lines like “Lately I’ve been falling deeper for you, it’s like I’m learning how to love again.” The song is effortlessly replayable, inviting you to nod along, dance your heart out, and reflect on your own experiences.

For the first minute, “Lately” builds suspense until the four-to-the-floor kick beat drops, propelling the song to its rightful place in the Rüfüs Du Sol catalog. It’s a track Rüfüs' production takes center stage, crafting a soundscape that's both intricate and immersive. 

You can hear the band’s evolution as they blend emotional depth with their signature alternative electronic sound. Every element of the song perfectly complements the simple yet reflective lyrics. 

This isn’t just a dance track; it’s a sonic journey. The layered production draws you in, making “Lately” an immersive experience that’s easy to get lost in.

Connect with Rüfüs Du Sol: Spotify | Instagram | Twitter

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Angela Cook

Angela Cook is a Brooklyn-based writer and editor with a passion for unearthing innovative sounds and stories in the music scene. When she's not crafting compelling content, you can find her exploring the boroughs for record shops.

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