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Soft Play Delivers a Poignant Blend of Loss, Love, and Rebirth in ‘Everything And Nothing’

Soft Play returns with a profound new single ‘Everything And Nothing’ reflecting deep personal experiences of loss and the regenerative power of love.
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The echoes of life’s gravest moments and the essence of renewal are deeply woven into Soft Play’s latest single, ‘Everything And Nothing’. Through a journey marked by personal tragedy and the beauty of healing, the band captures a universal human experience.

Indie music aficionados, here’s something that will tug at your heartstrings and resonate with the depth of real-life experiences. Soft Play has emerged from a hibernation of artistry with a soul-stirring single titled ‘Everything And Nothing’. Wrapped in the resonance of indie rock, this track is not just a set of melodies but a narrative drenched in the poignancy of existence. Let’s dive into the beauty and the pain that birthed this masterpiece:

  • The new single is a profound exploration of love, loss, and resurgence.
  • It marks Soft Play’s powerful return after a six-year album hiatus, signaling a new era of their musical journey with ‘HEAVY JELLY’.
  • Frontman Isaac Holman bares his soul about loss, grief, and a haunting sense of nostalgia.
  • Laurie Vincent’s input adds a layer of raw emotionality, declaring the song as a mirror to life’s cyclical nature.

Here’s what the artists had to say:

“I started writing the words in lockdown in the depths of a mental health breakdown. My good mate Bailey had just passed away, Laurie had not long lost his partner, Emma to cancer. During that stint, I kept seeing people that looked like Bailey, which unlocked the next line of the tune and allowed the rest to come out.” – Isaac Holman

“The song and video encapsulate the journeys we’ve all been on: loss, love, rebirth, it’s the cycle of life. Raw pain and bitter beauty.” – Laurie Vincent

Anticipation now burgeons for Soft Play’s upcoming album ‘HEAVY JELLY’, slated for release on 19th July, filled with a rich tracklist that’s both a continuation and evolution of the band’s sound. Music lovers should brace for impact:

  • ‘All Things’
  • ‘Punk’s Dead’
  • ‘Act Violently’
  • ‘Isaac Is Typing…’
  • ‘Bin Juice Disaster’
  • ‘Worms On Tarmac’
  • ‘John Wick’
  • ‘Mirror Muscles’
  • ‘Working Title’
  • ‘The Mushroom and The Swan’
  • ‘Everything and Nothing’
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