Sometimes is the new single from Brighton-based electronic odd pop duo Fruity Water, aka Adam Bell and Alan Odgers. The track also featured recently on a super limited run 7” single, alongside tracks from SUEP and Sad Dads for the successful Triptych Festival which they played in Brighton (18th-20th January 2024), released by Love Thy Neighbour.

The song features a hypnotic, guitar riff and epic violins from Adam, and dark and intense electronic drum rhythms and synthesizer swells from Alan. Also featured is an acid house fuelled remix by Neumatic, one half of established Brighton band Seadog.

Sometimes

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Wasted Summer

Fruity Water's second single! Follow up to end of summer splash 'Wasted Summer'

Album 'Thirst Takes' due out 30th March

Rules

Dance With Me - Released 23rd March 2018 - From debut album 'Thirst Takes' which is release on 30th March 2018

Dance With Me

Opener of debut album 'Thirst Takes' released on 30/03/2017

Join The Dots

Fruity Water are back with a new single due out 05/04/19. The Grove is the most epic song to date from the Brighton duo, who mix Smalan Odgers’ synthy grooves and arpeggios with Adam Bell’s psychedelic guitar playing.
The Grove carries a haunting melody and a powerful overdriven guitar solo. It has a gothic indie vibe, reminiscent of elements of New Order, Animal Collective, early Metronomy and Pet Shop Boys. The vocals feature reverbed close harmonies and colourful lyrics about an unknown mystical place.

The Grove

Fruity Water is a psychedelic dreamy pop synth guitar duo from Brighton. Starting life as a bedroom side project, members Smalan Odgers and Adam Bell wrote their debut album ‘Thirst Takes’ over the Summer of 2017.
Since their conception just over a year ago Fruity Water has had plays by Radcliffe and Maconie, Steve Lamacq and Gideon Coe at BBC6Music.
"I love this, Highly recommended" -  Mark Radcliffe
" The record is pure pop bonanza, and unadulterated playfulness. It’s a wonderful world of sound that has no right to make a coherent, even listenable album, but not only is it just that: it sounds different, fresh and stimulating." - Brighton's finest

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