A sparkling, nostalgic journey , The Plastics single “Nobody Like You” is the final single off their new album Eve. Both the single and album were released on the 10th of November 2023.
“Nobody Like You” is a groove soaked retrospect of what was and what went wrong. The upbeat nature of the song marries beautifully with the melancholic yet hopeful undertones of the lyrics.
Woozy, jazz and dream pop infused guitar licks , colourful synth arrangements and a funky, driving drum and bass line interlock to create the backdrop for the emotional rollercoaster to freefall.
More info about The Plastics
The Plastics are a beloved Indie-Psych pop band from South Africa. The Plastics music is filled with evocative lyricism and pop sensible song writing with vibrant grooves, sparkling guitars and vocal hooks.
The Plastics have a thirst for creating music and art and aim to captivate, inspire and push their limits with every release. A 3 x South African Award Nominated group with a dedicated following. The Plastics are a contemporary for lovers of MGMT, The Strokes, Still Woozy and Phoenix.
Have a listen to a sample of “Nobody Like You” below:
You can stream the track HERE.
More info about Eve
Eve contains the previous singles (“Crazy Love” and “Between Hours”) as well as two other brand-new songs titled “Thrashing Inside the Net” and “Eve”. The five-track offering is a glimpse into the bands more bedroom and dream pop leanings whilst still maintaining a healthy edge of indie rock and psychedelia in both the evocative lyricism and the expansive arrangements and tones that comprise the record.
You can stream / download Eve HERE
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