- Music
- 14 Jun 19
Unquiet Nights are back with a roar on soaring new single ‘Four Winds.’
Acclaimed rock band Unquiet Nights unveil their first new material of 2019 today via all digital platforms. A seductive, stadium-ready number that stakes a claim as the soundtrack to the summer, ‘Four Winds’ sees the band’s mainman Luke Mathers’ tell a deliciously dark tale of intense attraction and wrap it around a surging chorus to die for.
“The two characters are realising that they are the absolute centre of each other’s lives,” explains the singer/guitarist of the Northern Ireland and Italy-based band. “Although their attraction is intense, there is a form of desperation that comes with two people needing each other so badly to survive. Maybe it’s my version of John Lennon’s ‘Don’t Let Me Down.’”
Conjuring up the spirits of Dave Gilmour, late 80s Fleetwood Mac/Stevie Nicks while also offering a fistful of fresh ideas and sounds from Mathers’ voluminous bag of tricks, in addition to being released on all streaming platforms, Unquiet Nights are also making ‘Four Winds’ plus their whole discography to date (which includes the single ‘George Best City’ which has notched up a quarter of a million streams on Spotify) available via a flash drive which can be purchased through their website unquietnights.com
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