Charlotte Sands continues her hot streak of bangers with the release of her insatiable new track.
Charlotte Sands is continuing to introduce herself to the world in the most wonderful way with another huge new track.
This one is called ‘Tantrum’ and feels like a call to arms to all of those that feel like they need to face their fears and scream and shout at the world every now and then.
It’s a song for late nights and blurry memories with the people you love the most and without a care in the world and feels like a powerful statement for these times when we all need a bit of escapism.
Charlotte had this to say about it:
“‘Tantrum’ is so special to me because since the first time I played it live, people immediately latched onto it and have been fighting for its release ever since. This song not only represents experiences of anxiety, panic, and rebellion throughout my life and career but also the journey and relationship between me and the people who have made my career possible.
I’ve been playing it live for over a year now and I’m thankful for the people who have pushed me out of my comfort zone to release a song that without them would still be sitting in a folder somewhere on my phone. I am overwhelmed with excitement for this song to finally be out in the world, it’s been a year in the making (almost to the exact day) and I can’t wait to finally be able to throw a tantrum together.”
And she had this to say about the chaotic video:
“It only felt right to make the video feel like a celebration of the shows and the people that have supported this song for so long. We made this video over the course of a few days while on tour and wanted it to feel like the people watching it were there with us, in the audience, or running through the streets of whichever city we happened to be in that night.
Overall I wanted it to feel fun, and I wanted it to feel like finally letting go of the emotions that we are so often taught to bury down and hide. This video and this song are a rebellion against society’s expectations for us to “keep calm and carry on” instead of expressing ourselves honestly and openly without judgement.”
Here we go:
It follows on from ‘Rollercoaster’ which sounds like this:
We chatted to Charlotte earlier this year about all of the amazing projects she has been a part of recently, which you can catch up with below:
