Safe To Swim share hook-laden new single Make Things Like They Used To Be!



Written by James Filippides Produced by Safe To Swim & Josh Harrison at Brighton Electric. Mixed by Josh Harrison. Mastered at Fluid Mastering by Nick Watson. ℗ 2019 Safe To Swim FACEBOOK - www.facebook.com/safetoswimband TWITTER - www.twitter.com/safetoswim YOUTUBE - www.youtube.com/safetoswimband INSTAGRAM - www.instagram.com/safetoswim Take me out or take me over I’m freaking out and nothing’s making sense to me Make it out or make it over Make it out, make things like they used to be Ooh ooh ooh ooh Ooh ooh ooh ooh Ooh ooh ooh ooh Ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh Faith since the 90’s Past tense almighty These days are blinding Now I find it hard to eat Take me out or take me over I’m freaking out and nothing’s making sense to me Make it out or make it over Make it out, make things like they used to be Faith since the 90’s Past tense almighty These days are blinding Now I find it hard to eat Ooh ooh ooh ooh Ooh ooh ooh ooh Ooh ooh ooh ooh Ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh Take me out or take me over I’m freaking out and nothing’s making sense to me Make it out or make it over Make it out, make things like they used to be Take me out or take me over I’m freaking out and nothing’s making sense to me Make it out or make it over Make it out, make things like they used to be




Safe To Swim share hook-laden new single Make Things Like They Used To Be!


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Rising quartet Safe To Swim take a trip down memory lane with their infectious new single, Make Things Like They Used To Be, out now. Following their highly addictive previous single FriendsMake Things Like They Used To Be is another slice of hook-laden indie-pop, blistering with energy and Safe To Swim’s trademark ability to create a fun-fuelled singalong chorus. Combining whirring synths with psych-edged guitar-pop, the quartet produce an undeniably alluring sound akin to the likes of Indoor Pets and Bad Sounds’ feel-good energy. The single is taken from Safe To Swim’s debut EP, due in Spring 2019.
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“…mightly addictive...” - Clash

Rising quartet Safe To Swim take a trip down memory lane with their infectious new single, Make Things Like They Used To Be, out 22nd February 2019.
Following their highly addictive previous single Friends, Make Things Like They Used To Be is yet another slice of hook-laden indie-pop, blistering with energy and Safe To Swim’s trademark ability to create a fun-fuelled singalong chorus. Combining whirring synths with psych-edged guitar-pop, the quartet produce an undeniably alluring sound akin to the likes of Indoor Pets and Bad Sounds’ feel-good energy. Talking about the track, frontman Jim Filippides elaborates, “it highlights the universal fear when we eventually hit adulthood. Modern adult life is ridiculous and confusing, and it’s all too difficult not to dwell on your contemporary complexities, comparing them with those of your past."
London born, Atlanta bred frontman James Filippides moved to Brighton in 2016 in search of like-minded musicians after a musical upbringing in the southern states, where he was taught guitar in the basement of a church, discovering his voice as a songwriter. Since befriending George Rawlings (guitar), George Ingledew (bass) and Joe Dennis (drums), the band have gone on to support the likes of The DMA’s, The Night Cafe, Anteros, BLOXX, The Ninth Wave and Another Sky, to name but a few, as well as performing at prestigious festivals such as at The Great Escape, Truck and Y Not. The quartet have also gained support from well-regarded publications including NME, DIY, Clash, Gigwise, Earmilk and Dork, as well as praise from BBC Radio 1’s Abbie McCarthy. Currently at work on their debut EP Boyhood, Safe To Swim are set to dominate the scene with their brand of uplifting choruses, personal lyrics and energising atmosphere, further defining them as one of the UK's finest up-and-coming bands.
Make Things Like They Used To Be, out 22nd February 2019, is taken from Safe To Swim’s debut EP, due for release in Spring 2019.

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