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The Rolling People capture lightning in a bottle with new EP "Before It’s Gone"

  • September 3, 2024
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The Rolling People have recently released their latest EP, Before It's Gone, now available on LAB Records. This six-track collection follows their explosive singles "I'll Be There" and "Better Man," solidifying the band's presence in the UK rock scene. Before It's Gone delves into themes of time, ambition, and fleeting opportunities, with the title track exuding urgency and introspection, complemented by powerful guitar riffs. Frontman Charlie McNichol's passionate and resonant vocals take center stage, embodying the essence of the EP.

According to McNichol, the EP aims to capture the sensation of time slipping away. It translates that urgency into their music, signifying their unwavering determination to make the most of every moment. The EP's debut aligns with The Rolling People's momentous headline show at Manchester's O2 Ritz on December 21st, marking a significant milestone for the band following a year of sold-out performances and collaborations with emerging artists such as The K's and Andrew Cushin. The upcoming concert commemorates their journey and asserts their position as a prominent new voice in British rock.

Before It's Gone establishes The Rolling People in the rock landscape and hints at even more remarkable achievements.

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