Least We Got Shoes Release Newest Single “Too Late”.

Shipley’s own sons of sound, Least We Got Shoes, have unveiled their latest emotional ballad, “Too Late”. As the third single from their highly anticipated debut album, Chapter 1, set to drop on May 26th, the track promises to be a poignant reminder of the importance of expressing love to those who matter most while they are still present.

According to Wayne Frear, the band’s frontman, the song grapples with the heavy notion of losing a parent, something he finds himself contemplating more as his folks age. It’s a reflection not on death but on making sure those we cherish know how we feel while there’s still time.

Frear’s revelation about the track’s inspiration sheds light on its depth. When he first shared it with bandmate Ben, the song’s emotional weight led to a misunderstanding that Frear had lost his mother. Instead, “Too Late” is drawn from Frear’s empathy for a friend who experienced such a loss and his musings on his own mortality.

This latest offering from Least We Got Shoes doesn’t just navigate the choppy waters of loss and love; it sails through with a blend of blissed-out tragedy and sharp insight. It’s a mature step for the band, demonstrating their evolution in handling themes of deep emotional resonance with a nod to the resilience that defines human connection. “Too Late” is a poignant reminder woven through the unique fabric of Shipley’s own sons of sound have dubbed ‘boxcar rock.’

Anyone who has ever grappled with the fleeting nature of time and the importance of cherishing meaningful connections will find themselves swaying to this latest single. As anticipation mounts for the release of their debut album, Chapter 1, Least We Got Shoes continues to captivate audiences with their authentic storytelling and genuine musicality.

Least We Got Shoes “Too Late” single artwork