‘BeachRiot’ are a Brighton based band that emerged on the New Wave music scene in 2017. Originally taking inspiration from 90s grunge and 70s punk their new style of “FuzzPop” has engulfed the musical environment and their new single ‘Tramlines’ encapsulates this. Now signed to Vallance Records, they have gained a reputation for their lively shows and original music that invites mosh pits and energy like no other. 

‘Tramlines’ begins with a strong isolated guitar that invites a percussion of drums and hazey vocals into an already grunge atmosphere. As the listener, you are then engulfed with layers of instrumental components that immerse you into the genre that is “Fuzzpop”. The steady tempo that builds into the heavy chorus is something I am definitely here for on the track and I encourage you to listen to this so you can share the same experience. The lyrical components introduces a slightly heavy subject matter whilst still retaining the heavy 90s grunge and 70s punk influences into the track. 

“Go outside, for another long walk. Stay alive, we talk talk talk. Show your cards. And playing your part ‘cos my tramlines go straight to her heart“ 

You can check out BeachRiot’s new single “Tramlines” on our JULY IN MUSIC Playlist on spotify.