Scottish alternative rockers, An Orange Conspiracy, have just released their brand new single ‘Feelin Fine’. Lifted from their debut EP, AOC, the track is everything fans will desire and more from the band of brothers.
Ricki, Leo and Casey Galea, released their debut EP, AOC, in late 2018, a year which saw an inspiring breakthrough for the Perth- based trio. Drawing upon influences including Nirvana, The Black Keys and even Led Zeppelin, An Orange Conspiracy create their own unique sound, floating between grunge, blues and psyche. With buzzing, sold-out shows and no shortage of endorsements, the band are ready to release their latest single ‘Feelin Fine’.
‘Feelin Fine’ features observational lyrics on modern society, delivered through infectiously catchy melodies with grit and passion. With impactful layers of bluesy guitars, a driving bass line and a drum beat that strikes the perfect balance between mellow and punchy, this track is sure to please any fan of guitar music.
An Orange Conspiracy are heading out on a UK tour in February and with a single as strong as ‘Feelin Fine’, you won’t want to miss them.
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