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Pop Punks NEXT YEAR Hope You’ll “Remember Me” with their New Video [Exclusive Video Premiere]
Ahead of the release of their new EP, Waterfalls, on May 31st, Loughborough pop punks Next Year, are premiering their new video for “Remember Me” right here.
Hailing from Loughborough, UK, pop-punk band Next Year started out their career in October 2017 playing Blink-182 and Sum 41 covers. In 2018, the band released their well-received Resolutions EP and, having recruited Jack Gutteridge to complete their line-up, the band are now set to release their new EP, Waterfalls on May 31st.
Ahead of Waterfalls release, the band will play a soft launch show in Leicester on April 27th and are premiering their new video for “Remember Me”.
The band had this to say about the song: “It’s an upbeat, melodic Punk Rock song with influences from Pop Punk, Emo and Hardcore. The lyrical theme is about feeling alone despite being surrounded by people.”
Waterfalls Track Listing:
01. Aliens & Pyramids
02. Ben Wilson
03. Back To You
04. Remember Me
05. Marquette
06. Dopamine
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