Isle of Wight alt-rockers Coach Party are back in full force with their explosive new single “Girls!”, set to release alongside their highly anticipated second album “Caramel” on September 26 via Chess Club Records. The raucous track made its radio debut on Steve Lamacq’s BBC 6Music show, bringing the band’s signature sound front and centre. Accompanying the single is a mesmerising music video that transforms a Coach Party gig into a surreal sanctuary known as Club Caramel. Here, fans can escape reality, explore new facets of themselves, and bask in a liberating atmosphere.
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“We wrote a song to capture the feeling of escaping into the music and the camaraderie at a live show,” the band explains. “Our friends Dan Broadley and Josh Halling took that essence and created a visual experience we never imagined. Replacing a Coach Party concert with a retreat allows people to discover uncharted parts of their personalities, aligning beautifully with our vision for ‘Girls!’. We’ve all learned about ourselves in the atmosphere of a gig, and so have our fans.”
The single is meticulously produced to thrust Coach Party onto the world stage. Influenced by the raw call-and-response vigor of Limp Bizkit, “Girls!” features the electrifying hook, “Where the fuck are my girls!” While not politically driven, the band emphasises it as a rallying cry for unity.
Caramel ALBUM COVER“No matter who you are or who you think you are, you’re our girls,” Guy states. “Stepping out into the world, you can choose your reality, but a gig offers a shared escape. Being present in that moment means you’re part of our community. Our girls are everyone in that room.”
