All The Villains make solidarity a celebration in Flight Brother Sister, complete with funk guitar, winding strings, and a vocal performance that is neat, glowing, and bright. The single is loaded with 90s pop nostalgia while staying true to its core, and after taking on the college radio scene in the noughties, their determination is now burning brighter than ever.
Discussing the single, the band explains:
“What we all love about this song is that it takes you on a journey from the stripped-back atmospherics of the intro through the Stones-y choruses into the bombastic middle eight, and out into this wall-of-sound hallelujah of an outro. A friend of ours recently asked: ‘how do you even write a song like that!?’ to be honest, we’re not even sure ourselves, but we’re so happy with it. At the end of the day, the darker vibes give way to a pretty simple message: whatever happens, we got your back”
After reuniting after a hiatus, the members reunited across time zones via Ghost Hit Recordings in Massachusetts with longtime friend James Hawkins. Flight Brother Sister and Get Me To The Sea are just two of the prizes from this reunion, with more to follow.
Vents MagaZine Music and Entertainment Magazine