Accompanying video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbFqDrh7Eno

This is the full length version of In Your Life (rather than the shorter radio edit) and it is the lead single from the band’s forthcoming album ‘Everymen’ which features Supertramp saxophonist John Helliwell. 

If it makes you hungry for more, the full album is released on general sale on the 25th February but can be pre-ordered at https://www.thefugitives.net/product-page/everymen-new-album

Words and music by Simon Wickham and Matt Woolf 

Matt Woolf - keyboards and vocals
James Hender - guitars and vocals
Stephen Irvine - drums and percussion
Michael Captain - bass guitar

The track features Stephen Irvine who was the drummer for famed Scottish band Lloyd Cole And The Commotions.    

The track uses multiple synthesiser sounds for the solo from classic 70s and 80s synths.  

There’s also a guest vocal appearance from Jules Rendell, a solo singer and leader of the Get Gospel singers.

Engineered, mixed and produced by Matt Woolf and Greg Hummell 
At Woolfgang Studios and Resident Studios in North/West London. 

Tom Robinson has previously played The Fugitives song 'This That And The Other' on his BBC Radio 6 show. 

The Fugitives’ socials are:
https://www.facebook.com/TheFugitivesMusic
https://www.thefugitives.net
https://www.youtube.com/user/whatwiththisthatand
https://www.instagram.com/thefugitivesmusic
https://twitter.com/the_fugitives
https://open.spotify.com/artist/6lS6K4n4m9WUuP62JYQo2J

Hi, how are you?
I guess you're doing fine without me
In your life to lead you
In your life to need you

Hi, how are you?
I guess you're doing fine
Making plans that don't involve me
I get the message that you won't involve me
In your life no more

Not after what I've done
You say my chances have run out
And I admit you're right

Hi, how are you?
I guess you're doing fine without me

Hi, how are you?
I guess you're doing fine without me
In your life to lead you
In your life to need you

Hi, how are you?
I guess you're doing fine
Making plans that don't involve me
I get the message that you don't wanna have me
In your life no more

Not after what I've done
You say my chances have run out
And I admit you're right

Hi, how are you?
I guess you're doing fine without me
You don't need me
In your life
In your life
In your life

You don't want me in your life anymore
You won't involve me in your life anymore
You don't need me in your life anymore     

iTunes Download: https://music.apple.com/gb/album/in-your-life-radio-edit-single/1605569977

Amazon Download: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B09QL1ZJMV

Everymen

In Your Life

IN YOUR LIFE

Dino Bedrocker | Spire Radio | The Music Shindig

IN YOUE LIFE | Spire Radio Play

Promo EP

Please Understand

Please understand

A rock - (medium) groove number in 4/4 with a heavily syncopated down beat. Influenced by Indie-pop (Supergrass, the Las) Supertramp and the Beatles.
Lyrically about breaking free of people trying to tie you down (a common occurrence in my experience in music!), its about self-expression man! You could call it being born again. Hallelujah!!

My My

A catchy American country/rock number. A love song, about how the lack of it can get one rather depressed!! Influenced by Tom Petty, Bob Dylan, The Band and Dire Straits.

Heaven Enough For Me

Heaven enough for me

This, That And The Other

The Fugitives is the passion project of singer/songwriter/producer, Matt Woolf.

Paradoxically, their sound is they have no fixed sound. They have no interest in the confines of category. What turns them on is the art of songwriting, composition, musicianship and production. Effortlessly crossing over multiple genres, the diverse amount of influences in their compositions makes the band's sound almost impossible to label, with every song on their latest album confidently carrying its own distinct style. For better or worse, this has become hardwired into The Fugitives' DNA - fusing punk to classical to folk to indie/alternative/classic/progressive rock to funk to soul to gospel to jazz to pop, their sound knows no bounds. It's always and only about THE MUSIC 
 
The band collaborated with the legendary John Helliwell of Supertramp on their new album, Everymen, in which former Lloyd Cole & The Commotions drummer Stephen Irvine also joined the ranks. Aided and abetted too by guitarist / singer-songwriter, James Hender (ex-The Weekenders) and bassist, Michael Captain.

Legendary Grammy award-winning producers, Mr Ken Scott and Mr Peter Henderson were consultants on the making of the 'Everymen' album.

Based in North/West London, UK, the band have been extensively aired and interviewed on stations such as BBC Radio 6, LBC, Black On Track Radio Show and Cobwebs & Strange.

Inspired by the great songwriting traditions from the 1960's to present day, Matt found himself building a stable of highly talented writers and composers. The latest album features nine of them on one record. Much more is in the pipeline for future releases...

"The Fugitives deliver the masterful album, Everymen"
- Roadie Music

"Taking the best of classic rock, and taking care to bring it all to the present without losing anything along the way, there seem to be no other examples like it."
- Ivan Ananyin | vk/playspotify

"Some classic songwriting and great harmonies."​
- Charlie Ashcroft. Presenter | Amazing Radio 

"The single 'In Your Life' is just so unique and beautiful. It reminds me of ELO, Jeff Lynne and Tom Petty. It's got beautiful harmonies, it's touching, it's got everything that you want to know, see and hear in a band."- DJ Dino Bedrocker | Spire Radio | The Music Shindig

"I think 'Extremities' stands out as a potential hit single. It shows Matthew's ability to create beautifully layered harmonies that really work with the lyrics. The song is both moving and uplifting and has universal appeal. I can imagine a boy band doing a wonderful version of it. Matthew has written songs that I believe could be big hits if matched with the right artists."
- Kelly Davis (music festival organizer)

"I can't stop humming "This That & The Other". It's got a wonderful 70's vibe that I cant put my finger on. And that chorus and sweeping piano is WOW! "
- Liam Rigby (Music journalist)

"This is obviously a very mature songwriter, talented, musical, and very strong with arrangement."
SterlingRocks, Los Angeles, California

"Wow!!! Procol Harum collide with the Kinks and produce a wonderful offspring. This is a very refreshing change from the bulls**t you are sometimes subjected to when you do reviews. Interesting lyrics and a vocalist that makes them work just right with the music. Well written. Well executed."
- Boptherabbit, Merritt Island, Florida