I've been on like 3 club nights within the last 5/6 years, however, as soon as they closed, I immediately had this nostalgic, rose tinted idea of nightclubs and nightclub romance. I wrote this song where I live out the dumb fantasy of becoming a club guy post-lockdown.

I named the track George Street because the idea of me trying to pull a stranger in a George Street club is inherently funny.

George Street

#SongsOfTheSummers

Summer Holiday

Cake in the Breakroom

While Richard and I were in the band, we would typically write songs by ourselves and then show up to practice with it pretty much fully written.

This was one of the only songs we've written collaboratively. We wrote this song when we were teenagers so it's not extremely deep. It's basically 5 and a half minutes of saying "It's a bit rainy." Despite that, I think the song's still decent!

Enjoy

#SongOfTheSummer2k24

False Pretenders - Gloomy Summer

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I Say, Old Boy, I Think That Dolphin's Trying To Make Off With Your Renault Kadjar

18 years ago when I was on holiday with my parents, me and my friends from the Sunny Dayz Kidz Club heard that there was treasure in a nearby cove. We borrowed a boat and went on a journey not only find the treasure but to find ourselves. "You probably didn't come accross any pirates though, Grant." Actually, we did so shut up! All of our lives changed that day and this song is a tribute to the friends we lost that day (I count those still living in that sentence).

Also, it's the song of the summer.

Grant B. Robertson

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