Deaf Havana Share Unflinchingly Honest Single ‘Tracing Lines’

Deaf Havana have shared unflinchingly honest single ‘Tracing Lines’, taken from upcoming album ‘We’re Never Getting Out’.

With the band’s latest full-length set to be released on October 03 via So Recordings, it follows previous singles 'Lawn Tennis’, 'Carousel’, 'Car Crash’ and 'Hurts To Be Lonely’.

Speaking on ‘Tracing Lines’, James Veck-Gilodi has shared:

“It was the last song we wrote for the album. George [Glew, producer] felt like there was something missing and he was right, it ended up being one of my favourite songs on the record.

“I think it perfectly sums up how I was feeling during that time period, embarrassed about my failed relationship and very aware of my ever increasing age. I found myself at 34 years old, single and living back at my family home with little to nothing to show for the past twenty years of my adult life. It’s really about feeling like you’ve wasted so many years of your life and wondering where they went. Whilst friends were building lives and careers for themselves, I’d just been fucking off and fucking up, never taking anything seriously enough. For me, this is the saddest song on the record, but it still has a little glimmer of hope and I think that translates through the music.”

Take a listen below:

Talking more about Deaf Havana’s next era, James has said:

“I used to dread going on stage and on tour. I used to dread releasing albums and talking about them because I didn’t know what I was doing. Now, I’ve never been clearer about what this all is. I know I can back myself enough to know I will put everything I have into this. And I am so proud of these songs because we worked so hard on them. This is the best Deaf Havana album and the best thing I have ever been a part of writing. I feel like this is a true fresh start.”

Take a look at the artwork and full tracklisting for ‘We’re Never Getting Out’ below: