Indie Emo Rockers Rushing Spring Release New Single
New England indie-rock band Rushing Spring has released their newest single, “Your Touch”. The radio-ready track is an acoustic tinged slice of pop influenced indie pop with fantastic production.
Lyrically, the track is all about closure. “I wrote this song at the end of a two month’s writer’s block after a breakup in July of 2022- as someone who tries to write almost everyday, a writer’s block lasting two months is as devastating as it sounds!” exclaims guitarist and vocalist Austin Gold. “Finally, I sat down and this poured out. For me, it granted me closure on the relationship- pondering the question, “Did I love her or just the way she made me feel?”. I sent the song to my band mates, mind you I was not expecting to even do this song with the band anytime soon since we were slated to go into studio to record our new EP “Echoes” literally the following week, but my bandmates all felt that there was seriously something there, and low and behold “Your Touch” became the single for the EP. Rob and Eric actually even learned their parts in studio while tracking!”
Fast forward through a tour and a couple of months later, and a chance meeting sparked a video to accompany the single. “I happened to meet an insanely talented NYU Film grad online named Haruka Yamakawa who wrote, cast and directed our music video with an amazing crew. I’m so grateful for everyone involved in this, this song to me feels like a break through and I’m so excited for it to be out in the world to share finally.”
“Your Touch” was recorded at Pharoh Studios. It was Mastered by John at Nada Recording (My Chemical Romance, Senses Fail, Bruce Springsteen, Knuckle Puck). The video was directed by Haruka Yamakawa (International World Film Awards: Winner) with director of photography Sam Smith. It stars Joshua Lovins and Minami Ando.
Listen to “Your Touch” on Spotify now or watch the video on YouTube below.
Rushing Spring is an emo influenced indie rock band formed in 2018 from New England. Influenced not only by modern indie and emo bands such as The 1975, Taking Back Sunday, The Killers, and The Story So Far, Rushing Spring also draw on classic 80’s college rock such as The Replacements and 70’s Power-pop like Big Star to create their very own brand of anthemic indie rock. They are following up the release of “Your Touch” with an east coast tour in August. Rushing Spring is represented by Erick Droegmoeller of Word is Bond Management (4 Year Strong).
Rushing Spring Is:
Austin Gold- Guitars, vocals
Rob Ettinger- Guitars
Eric Cassidy- Drums
Matt Longo- Bass
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