Wotts release new single “SOMETHING”

From their bedrooms in the Canadian city of Ottawa, musical duo Wotts make their infectious indie pop music on their inevitable rise as an exciting new act. Over the last year and a half, they’ve been capturing the imagination of fans around the world and earned high praise from tastemakers with their hook-driven upbeat pop sound.

Formed by guitar and bass player Ricky 100 and multi-instrumentalist Jayem, the pair have been going from strength-to-strength since the release of their debut single “Before” in June last year. Playing live at events such as RBC Bluesfest, Canadian Music Week and Junofest, their music has also gained extensive radio support along the way.

Following their first track with multiple well-received singles, including a collaborative release with Canadian band The Desert Island Big Band on “6 Shooter”, they now bring us their latest cut with their new song titled “SOMETHING”. Dropping their trademark glossy indie pop sound, on “SOMETHING” they spin a danceable energy on yet another instantly catchy track.

Capturing the vibrant sound of dance pop from acts like The 1975, their new single offers an uplifting groove written as a desperate plea to a loved one. Laying down a punchy beat, bouncy bass lines, lightly crunching guitar work and their charming vocals that shine brightly as they weave their enticing melodic writing, “SOMETHING” is a sensational indie pop hit from a duo that keeps delivering at the top of their game.

Listen to SOMETHING below