Track of the week... Arctic Lake - Only Me

Arctic Lake have been all over Radio One for the past week, their last single "Limits" was put onto their playlist via BBC Introducing, and it's done them a world of good. But now the Lancaster trio have come back with a track that blows everything else out of the water, "Only Me", the latest chilled out dream-pop track.

With Emma's haunting vocals draped over the delicate guitar the track starts off and captivates you from the first second, with the echoing drum samples and simplistic beats the track's atmosphere is simply intoxicating! You can see why loads of people are drawing comparisons to them, Bon Ivor and London Grammar, it certainly sounds like they're already big, and judging from what we've heard so far they're onto big things for sure!

You can see them at The Old Queens Head in London on April 30th!

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Arctic Lake shares video for "Limits"

Have we stumbled upon London Grammar here? No, we haven't, what we have here is something with a lot of heart and warmth, Arctic Lake's new video for "Limits". It's a great example of Ambient-Pop, something that London Grammar seem to be making their name in, but not for long, Arctic Lake are here, and we're loving it!

Talking about the video, the band explained

"We wanted something with a strong narrative, a video that focuses on the emotions within life's repetition. The story is clear enough that it can be understood without music, and is a piece of film can be appreciated in its own right"

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