‘Chain of Fire’ began with the idea for the track title sitting on a bottle of wine in the cupboard and some old lyrics scribbled in a notebook.

For me it was about that feeling of knowing something is bad for you but still going back to it time and time again. The track takes you on a journey of inner turmoil and feeling stuck in the same place towards finding a ‘light at the end of the tunnel’ through acceptance. 

- Cass Ford (Songwriter)

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Picture 60’s Californian surf rock meets 2000’s English indie oozing with feel-good energy and provocative storytelling. All I Ever Wanna Do was born out of an initial idea for a folk track that just got ‘sped up’. In late 2021, I was suffering from severe writer's block. I was in a very confusing space as a songwriter and in my personal life as I was rediscovering myself and my message after taking some significant time away from original music over the course of the past 2 years. Largely this was influenced by the devastation of the covid pandemic, but also experiences in previous bands and some tumultuous friendships that had led me to lose touch with what I was trying to say about myself and the world around me. All I Ever Wanna Do was a kick back into gear for me as a songwriter. I was ready to write something optimistic again that helped me make peace with some of my frustrations.

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