"Lost Her Mind" - We Demand Parachutes & Olivia Castriota

Lost Her Mind

"Lost Her Mind" feat. Olivia Castriota

'29' is a song about coping with mental health, Kevin’s initial focus when writing the lyrics was to try to relate the feeling of being 29 years old and feeling like he hadn’t achieved any of the things he had hoped to by his 30s. At the time of writing, Kevin had just left the military and his Special Forces team and after years of building that very difficult path, he was starting from scratch in a new city. There was a general feeling for all of us in We Demand Parachutes at that time that the traditional metrics of success didn’t define our current positions in life. ‘29’ addresses the anxiety and dread associated with obsessing with everyone else’s expectations of who you are.”

"Hungover You" is the new single from Boston's We Demand Parachutes. Hungover You is produced and co-written by Alan Day of Four Year Strong, We Demand Parachutes' debut EP is set for self-release this November.

More info: https://www.wedemandparachutes.com/
Media Contact: Michael Marotta at michael@publisist.co
Artist Contact: wedemandparachutes@gmail.com

Hungover You

These days I'm feeling the weight of the world...

Cheerful Coping

New Single – Cameraman – Out Now! 

We Demand Parachutes is an emerging pop rock band from Boston, MA.  Brand new music all summer long.

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Cameraman - Single

Cameraman

151
Written and Performed by: We Demand Parachutes

They’re strewn across 
My things in the yard 
She’s a summer girl 
Coke and 151 
It’s 2 o’clock she wants to change the locks 
And I’ve been waiting for the summer to end

I’m tangled up
I don’t want to be a part of it
We need to talk
Can we meet up and get ahead of this

Cuz I’ve been living just a little low rent for a little while
This body is spent need a bed I could sleep for a fucking year
Why don’t you grace us with your next plan we’ll be surprised
Why don’t you dive right in don’t take just a little time

They’re strewn across 
My things in the yard 
She’s a summer girl 
Coke and 151 
It’s 2 o’clock she wants to change the locks 
And I’ve been waiting for the summer to end

Rewind it
Play back the tape on your counterfeit
Twisted words
Seasons change it’s a catalyst

Cuz I’ve been living just a little low rent for a little while 
This body is spent need a bed I could sleep for a fucking year
Why don’t you grace us with your next plan we’ll be surprised
Why don’t you dive right in don’t take just a little time 

They’re strewn across 
My things in the yard 
She’s a summer girl 
Coke and 151 
It’s 2 o’clock she wants to change the locks 
And I’ve been waiting for the summer to end

And I feel these faces 
Changing 
Changing
They’re strewn across 
My things in the yard 
She’s a summer girl 
Coke and 151 
It’s 2 o’clock she wants to change the locks 
And I’ve been waiting for the summer to end

I’ve been waiting for the end

I felt a part of it 
When I’m on it 
It breathes life in you
When you’re with it 
 
Sometimes it carries you 
It wears on you it buries you 
I need a part of it 
Until it’s done
 
Capture this and caption it
The right way to get a thousand hits
Photographic evidence of what I’m worth
It keeps me sane
Don’t you take it out on me
I can't get enough 
Can’t hear what you’re telling me 
Until I’ve come undone
 
It’s consuming you rapidly
Your face is glued to your tiny world tiny screen
I see you’re unravelling crumbling
It soon will overcome the need to breathe
 
It’s the last time
It’s the last time
 
Facing away for a moment
Chasing something but couldn't hold it
Hold it 
 
Capture this and caption it
The right way to get a thousand hits
Photographic evidence of what I’m worth
It keeps me sane
Don’t you take it out on me
I can't get enough 
Can’t hear what you’re telling me 
Until I’ve come undone

Vacationland

Upstate

Ketamine

We Demand Parachutes are an alternative rock and pop-punk band hailing from Boston and Brooklyn. This year We Demand Parachutes will play Virginia’s Blue Ridge Rock Festival, one of the largest rock festivals in the country, and release their debut record, produced by Alan Day of Four Year Strong.
For We Demand Parachutes, the ideology is simple; work with purpose, be grateful, be humble and play every show like it’s the last. The group was incepted originally when guitarist and vocalist Kevin McCord was deployed overseas with the United States Military, while bassist and programmer Seth Richardson and drummer Ben Shumaker were working in live sound. In late 2016 Kevin started sending ideas from a deployment in Africa back to Seth and Ben. After a few demos were passed back and forth it was clear We Demand Parachutes were meant to be writing and producing music together. The group met in North Carolina for two weeks following that deployment and set their sights on creating a sound that could capture their individual stories and experiences. For the first two years, We Demand Parachutes existed over Google Drive and group messages. Everyone lived in separate states and countries. The name "We Demand Parachutes" originated as a tongue-in-cheek conversation when Kevin was attending military free-fall school. Despite the creative limitations of those early years, We Demand Parachutes never stopped writing.

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