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Days of Rome, unhindered by genre, moves to Jazz and Soul with their fourth studio recording, “Know Me”. The single encapsulates the feeling of beginning life in a new city with honest, raw lyrics surrounded by an energetic groove. Two distinct sections follow a journey of light-hearted and fun optimism, before moving into a breakdown focussing on longing for deeper emotional connections.

Know Me

Days of Rome relapse with their explosive fifth single - Tungsten Afterburner. Birthed in an underpass at 3am from an impromptu drum session, the song began to take form as a candid, satirical look at the modern day world. Exploring humanity's potentially apocalyptic future, the track takes on a raw, powerful character with callbacks to the riffs of the early 2000s, albeit with heavier undertones. A grungy black and white  music video will accompany this track, to be released after the new year.

You and I

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