Distance

Social Lubrication

Orbit

Who Do You Wanna Be?

I Can't Get My Head Around You

Vertigo

Hell Is A Teenage Girl

Well I Hope Ur Happy

Move on, move on, move on

You know it’s time to move on
You’re stuck in fight or flight
With a heart that’s hurt for too long 
And you’ve lost friends, time and lovers
And there’ll still be others 
With words hiding under your tongue 
Look at you, all grown up
Bottled in everything that you want

You know it’s time to move on
You know it’s time to move on
You’re not a child
So dust off
What hurts you the most
Because you know it’s time to move on

A shy goodbye
Like a pin drop 
My will grows tired
Every lovesick step from your bus stop 
And you’ve lost friends, time and lovers
No loss like another’s
Gestures you learnt as your own  
Look at you…
All grown up!
Missed your chance with the one that you want

You know it’s time to move on
You know it’s time to move on
You’re not a child
So dust off
What hurts you the most 
Because you know it’s time to move on

Move on, move on, move on
Move on, move on, move on

Well, when you feel too much   
Does the room still spin? 
And are you
Half as happy
As you were as a kid? 
And did that second love come?
Was it worth the tears? 
And when you pace forwards
Is it fuelled by fear? 
It’s like I don’t know how to be human
Is it learnt from love
Or is it built in?  
Do your fate and needs still co-exist?
Guess I thought by now
I’d be over it

But, how can you grow
In a room on your own? 
And how can they help
If you don’t let them know? 
How can you grow
In a room on your own?
And how can they help
If you don’t let them know?

You know it’s time to move on
You know it’s time to move on
You’re not a child
So dust off
What hurts you the most 
Because you know it’s time to move on
To move on
To move on
To move on
To move on

Move On

Before You Go

In Separation

Beautiful World

Here Is Everything

Summer Still Comes

Fusing soft, introspective lyricism with effervescent, ear-worm riffage, South-West London based trio Slaney Bay have already cemented their place within the alt-indie landscape. The band consists of three childhood friends; Cait Whitley (vocals) Joel Martin (bass) & Will Nicola-Thompson (guitar). 

Fresh from a manic few months on the live circuit, including widely-acclaimed slots at The Great Escape and Dot To Dot, the band recently announced their forthcoming sophomore EP ‘Why Does Love Mean Loss?’ (due September) and shared the latest single ‘EST’. The bands gripping and unbridled energy is showcased throughout the track, marking the follow-up to cathartic first EP reveal ‘Move On’ and building on significant early press support (Billboard, The Independent, Dork, The Line Of Best Fit, Under The Radar) and several BBC Radio 1 (Jack Saunders) and BBC 6 Music (Steve Lamacq) spins.

Hotly tipped by likes of Dork (Hype List 2023) and Under The Radar (23 for 2023), the indie newcomers’ made quite the early impression on the release of their debut EP  ‘A Life Worth Living’ (Nov 2022), a coming-of-age diary in which they explore the hardships of growing up. Already making a name for themselves on the live circuit with notable support slots for Sinead O’Brien, Bleach Lab and Coach Party, the band are now gearing up for a busy 2023 with lots of new music and festivals.

“This band have got bangers!” (Jack Saunders, BBC Radio 1)

Move On

Slaney Bay

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