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The single follows the release of the band's latest album 'Sad Happy' earlier this year.
The single follows Circa Waves' latest album 'Sad Happy', which was released earlier this year.
Cohesively bringing together two of the most juxtaposing emotions is a hard balance for any band to strike, but Circa Waves' burning ambition to musically represent two extremities of modern society sees them pour their sad and happy state of minds into their latest full-length, 'Sad Happy'.
The single comes ahead of some rare live performances from the songwriting team.
The band want to offset their carbon footprint from touring.
Watch the new Circa Waves video, taken from the band's album 'Sad Happy'.
Check out the self-shot video for the single here!