5 singles into Lightlines. Wasted, Animal, DWYD, Oblivion and Twisted are the FIGHT songs. Written in a period of distress. In darkness. What’s next is a shift towards the light. A bit of awakening and hope. As we get ready to take FLIGHT, have a listen to the songs @lightlinesband has released so far. The story continues…
If you haven’t checked them out yet, make this your first stop of the weekend. Fronted by George Shelley, @lightlinesband have moved away from the pop world to lean into a much rawer, Alt-Rock sound. Their track ‘Wasted’ is a massive standout, and hearing it live is the best way to kick off your Camper Calling weekend😎🎤
Grab your tickets and join us for the best weekend of the summer
WAKE UP PARTY PEOPLE 🥳
This Friday at the @hopeandanchorlive we are supporting the amazing @drewthomasmusic on his London leg of his UK tour!
We’re so excited to be kicking off the summer with such a class show! You may even be lucky enough to hear some new bangers from the next EP ;)
Go get your tickets in the bio, we’ll see you there!
Lotsa love
📸 @marti.manea
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I knew something wasn’t right, but I couldn’t step away from it.
That’s the hardest part to explain.
It’s that push and pull,
knowing it’s not good for you, but still feeling tied to it.
I kept going back and forth in my own head, trying to make sense of it.
Trying to justify it.
Trying to convince myself it was fine.
But deep down, I knew it wasn’t.
Twisted came from that tension.
All the confusion, the frustration, the things I hadn’t said,
finally coming out at once.
It felt like a breaking point at the time.
But looking back, it was actually a release.
There was a point where everything just felt… empty.
I was moving, doing things, seeing people,
but none of it was really landing.
I felt completely disconnected.
From everything, and from myself.
I kept looking for something outside of me to fix it.
A person, a sign, an answer.
But nothing came.
And that’s when it really hit me.
No one was coming to pull me out of it.
I had to do that myself.
Oblivion came from that moment.
When everything felt at its lowest, but something in me quietly decided to keep going.
There came a point where I had to go back and face it all.
The same space, the same pressure, the same noise, but I wasn’t the same person anymore.
For a long time, I thought everything I was feeling was coming from the outside.
The environment, the people, the situation.
But when I stepped back into it, I realised something had changed.
The fear wasn’t out there anymore.
It was in me.
Dance With Your Demons came from that moment.
When I stopped trying to fight everything I was feeling, and started to understand it instead.
You can’t outrun yourself.
But you can learn how to face it.
There was a point where everything felt like survival.
I didn’t really know who I could trust, or where I stood.
It felt like I was constantly being watched, tested, and pushed to see how much I would take.
For a long time, I stayed quiet.
I second-guessed myself and ignored my instincts.
Animal was the moment that changed.
The moment I stopped shrinking, stopped playing safe, and started trusting myself again.
It reminded me that I’m allowed to take up space, to have boundaries, and to protect my energy.
I’m not afraid of my own voice anymore.
Over the next few days, I’m going to start sharing what Lightlines songs actually mean, where they came from and what’s really going on underneath them.
Starting tomorrow, with Wasted.
Our first 5 singles have been rock focused, giving voice to frustration and pain. What’s coming next is a step into hope. Join us on this journey of growth ✨
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