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Cherryade Release New EP with Self-Love Anthem 'I Love Me'
“Infused with noughties spirit and playful lyrics akin to PC Music and pop pioneer Uffie” - Wonderland
“As brash and fun-loving as they come… the perfect kind of pump-up pop.” - TIME Magazine
“They're back and having more fun than ever.” - Billboard
“As brash and fun-loving as they come… the perfect kind of pump-up pop.” - TIME Magazine
“They're back and having more fun than ever.” - Billboard
London DIY pop duo Cherryade have released their new ‘Sinking Ship’ EP, featuring new track ‘I Love Me’, and previous releases ‘Bang. Pop. Go Worldwide.’, ‘Feel Good’ and ‘Do My Thing’ which have received support from the likes of Billboard Pride, Spotify's New Pop UK, BuzzFeed, Wonderland Magazine, Official Charts, BBC 6Music and more.
With a more fun and positive tone, the EP sees Cherryade turning their backs on their usual witty political and socio-analytical lyrics (‘Theresa May (Bullshit)’, ‘Houdini’), with Ella stating: “We didn’t want to focus too much on the shit storm we’re all in at the moment… both in terms of politics and the coronavirus. These are pop songs about feeling confident in the face of everything going on.”
Speaking on the new single ‘I Love Me’, Alex says:
“It’s hard to go a day without being bombarded with scary, depressing news, or reading constant headlines about people being attacked for their race, sexuality or gender identity. That really weighs on me a lot, so we wrote this about believing in yourself whether you’re ‘different’ or just plain scared with what’s going on - hopefully it’ll help someone else keep their head up as well.”
With a more fun and positive tone, the EP sees Cherryade turning their backs on their usual witty political and socio-analytical lyrics (‘Theresa May (Bullshit)’, ‘Houdini’), with Ella stating: “We didn’t want to focus too much on the shit storm we’re all in at the moment… both in terms of politics and the coronavirus. These are pop songs about feeling confident in the face of everything going on.”
Speaking on the new single ‘I Love Me’, Alex says:
“It’s hard to go a day without being bombarded with scary, depressing news, or reading constant headlines about people being attacked for their race, sexuality or gender identity. That really weighs on me a lot, so we wrote this about believing in yourself whether you’re ‘different’ or just plain scared with what’s going on - hopefully it’ll help someone else keep their head up as well.”
Outspoken, bold and colourful (to say the very least), Ella and Alex have gone from writing drunken teenage GarageBand demos to making fully fledged pop bangers with the likes of Ant Whiting (M.I.A., John Newman), Xenomania (Girls Aloud, Sugababes) and Lewis Gardiner (Ellie Goulding). Having received previous support from TIME Magazine, MTV, The Guardian, The Line Of Best Fit, Dummy, CLASH, Spotify’s New Music Friday, BBC Radio 1 and more, Cherryade are one’s to watch out for in 2020.
