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"I Want to Save the World but I Don't Know How" - the new single by Lazy Hunter. 

"I Want to Save the World..." is the first release from their forthcoming album, coming in summer 2023. The album is being recorded right now, and the band will share the process on their social media channels. The album's current working title is "Cloud Cuckoo Land."

The single art was generated by feeding lyrics from the song into an AI art generator. Most of the accompanying visuals for this album have been created by allowing machine learning to interpret the words and music.

Get notified about future releases from Lazy Hunter: www.lazy-hunter.co.uk 

Lyrics:

A planet drawing its last breath
People living in their heads
Watching documentaries
And working til they drop dead
Hypocrites in Downing Street 
Good at thinking on their feet
Stocking up on wool for 
All the eyes that watch them from the street 

Cos they don't want to hear it
They don't want to hear it
Just want to keep it all the same
And hope it never change
They don't want to hear it
They don't want to hear it
Just want to keep it all the same
And hope it never change

I want to save the world
But I don't know how
When everything's so big 
But I'm so tiny now
Now...

There's got to be a better way 
Can't keep living for today 
Cos there'll be nothing left tomorrow 
There'll be nothing left tomorrow 
There's got to be a better way 
I hope it's not too late to change 
Before there's nothing left tomorrow 
Before there's nothing left 

I want to save the world
But I don't know how
When everything's so big 
But I'm so tiny now
I want to save the world
But I don't know how
When everything's so big 
But I'm so tiny now
Now...

I want to save the world
But I don't know how...

Find Lazy Hunter online -

Instagram: @lazyhunterrr
TikTok: @lazyhunterrr
Facebook: www.facebook.com/lazyhunterrr

I Want to Save the World but I Don't Know How

Taken from 'Younger'.
Listen now: https://ffm.to/kimvenep.oyd

Follow Kim Ven:
Spotify - https://spoti.fi/3C6Xlum
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/kimvenmusic
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Soundcloud - https://soundcloud.com/kim_ven

Arriving in a locked-down UK in 2020, Australia-born Kim Ven makes warm indie pop music, flavoured with folk and americana. Kim is an uplifting and empathic songwriter, writing about self-discovery and the impermanence of youth, influenced by Maggie Rogers, Leon Bridges and Lana Del Rey. 

A modern take on 60s romantic pop, Why Didn’t You Call? tells the familiar experience of being left hanging by the person you like, but still waiting by the phone for their call. “I've realised that I deserve a love better than that, and I hope anyone who listens realises that too” says Kim.

Why Didn't You Call?

I Like It

Thank You

Another Lad Insane

'Nothing To Lose' is the new single from Bradford alternative rock trio 'Drella'.
The single was produced by Sugar House Music (Corella, VENUS GRRRLS, Viola Beach) at Catalyst Studios, St. Helens.

Nothing To Lose

I don't wanna die
I have waited all of my life
Just to feel what I feel
Right here with you tonight

Cruel hands of time
They shade my eyes
Like rainclouds that storm all the time
Can you show me something real
I'll leave it all behind

Can we stay out till the sunrise
I would love to forget all the sadness in this life
If we stay out in the moonlight
Maybe we can forget all the madness in this life

If we stay out in the sunlight
I know we can forget all the sadness in this life
As we dance out in the starlight
Finally we'll forget all the madness in this life

I Don't Wanna Die

Ffuglen Wyddonol

Los Blancos - Ffuglen Wyddonol

Written by Victoria Draovitch
Produced by Victoria Draovitch and Stephen Grzenda
Mixed by Stephen Grzenda
Mastered by Kevin Tuffy

Big Star

Chris and his brother Pete Gibson formed Lazy Hunter precisely to escape the rules which normally govern what indie artists should and shouldn't do. The resulting music recalls alt rock elder statesmen Radiohead and Talking Heads - wilfully bizarre, with melodic sensibility.

"We had been chasing success for a long time," says frontman Chris. Stints in previous bands yielded sporadic victories - a national radio spot here, a television placement there - but they never quite achieved the elusive breakthrough moment. "It was exhausting, we were constantly second-guessing everything, and it was affecting the music." So, burnt out and bored, the duo formed a band with no rules whatsoever: "you want a song with a jazz beat in 13/8 time? Great! There's no-one here to tell us 'no, you can't do that'."

From 2019 to 2021, they knuckled down to write. Gradually building a vault of off-kilter prog-inspired art rock, they quietly released two EPs - paradise and antisocial - in 2021. This was swiftly followed by mini-album Fast Track to the Peach Blossom Spring in 2022, the lead singles of which were positively reviewed in the blogosphere and caught the attention of BBC Introducing in Sheffield.

Now, they are stepping up a gear - taking on the challenge of independently writing, recording and releasing a full-length album in 2023. As paradoxical as ever, they plan to openly share the making of the album throughout the year, allowing fans to see how it's made, whilst also constructing a surreal, obtuse, AI-generated visual world for it to exist in, simultaneously exposing and concealing themselves. It's this penchant for paradox, along with their fearless musicality, that makes Lazy Hunter one of the most interesting alt rock artists in the UK underground scene right now.

The first offering from their album, 'I Want to Save the World but I Don't Know How', will be released on 03 February 2023.

I Want to Save the World but I Don't Know How

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