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Good Time Locomotive delivers powerful and feel-good self-titled EP

  • February 21, 2025
  • Malvika Padin
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London alt-pop-rock band Good Time Locomotive unveil powerful self-titled EP, a six-track project rooted in intense emotions, Highlighting a versatile sonic palette spanning contemporary touches and nostalgic spirit, the soulful EP takes us through indie anthems and retrospective ballad.

From disco-tinged melodies to luscious pop and funky grooves, the EP features previously released tracks like “GTL,” and “Stay Close,” to bring us as much vibrant fun as hard-hitting boldness. 

On the EP, James, the band's drummer and co-songwriter, says “This self-titled EP, like the name of the band, really sums up why we started this project. Music is one of the most powerful emotional experiences a human being can have, so for us we have always strived to write songs that make you feel that emotion in the most visceral way possible! The songs on this EP cover everything from the love of the party to overcoming grief, regret, lost love, to the need for human unity. So we cover most bases I think!”

Led by funky pop style and uplifting messages, Good Time Locomotive’s artistry is one underscored by a feel-good flourish as they cement themselves as an act to keep on your radar. 

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