Lisbon talent Greg Bounce drops haunting indie ballad “Friends In Towns,” a sweet but melancholic meditation on losing friends. Rooted in an atmospheric mix of melodic pianos and luscious vocals, the intimate yet relatable number with a poignant message to boot.
Delving into the high of being surrounded by several friends but the dawning realisation of how fragile and hollow these bonds can sometimes be, Bounce expands on the polished electro-pop he has honed with the pleasing stylings of this latest offering.
Recorded with an expanse of talents including Dutch Uncles bassist Robin Richards, drummer Andrew Richardson (Pale Seas, Francis Lung) and jazz pianist Liviu Gheorghe, “Friends In Town,” is yet another showcase of Bounce’s ever-evolving artistry that has moved seamlessly from pristine pop to warm electronica.
Having been enamoured by the easy-going vibes of the Portuguese capital, Bounce who found a burst of creativity in his craft continues to propel forward with a momentum that leaves us excited for what’s next.
