Formed by musicians Greg Milner, Stuart White, Tom Whitfield, Justin Januszewski and Ralph Frost, Supercaan has been making waves in the music scene with their unique blend of indie rock and electronic influences. Hailing from Birmingham, London, Wales and North Shields, the band members have come together to create a sound that captivates listeners with its pulsating energy and meaningful lyrics.
Their latest single, “Ricochet,” is a stunning indie rock anthem lifted from their forthcoming sophomore album, A Tiger Walks the Streets. The song seamlessly blends guitar-based instrumentation with danceable rhythm, creating a dynamic and electrifying sound that grabs the listener’s attention from the very first note. Influenced by the likes of New Order, Depeche Mode, Rival Consoles and Wild Beasts, Supercaan delivers a sonic experience that’s at once nostalgic and contemporary.
“Ricochet” explores the theme of hitting rock bottom but finding redemption in helping someone who is even worse off. Lead singer Greg Milner’s emotive vocals shine as he sings, “I still think I’m the one who’s lost, but you can call on me anytime.” Supercaan’s upcoming record promises to be a thought-provoking and evocative record. Produced by Simon Weaver, known for his work with Katherine Priddy, Free School, Goodnight Lennin, and Matters, the album captures the band’s introspective songwriting and innovative production.
This year has been a fruitful one for Supercaan, with remixes by Chris Olley and Katie Dey, as well as their video for the single “Zoetrope” receiving recognition at the Bafta qualifying Flatpack festival. The band’s live performances, including their participation in the ‘this is tomorrow’s’ showcase of Birmingham talent night, have further enhanced their reputation as a rising force in the music scene.
With “Ricochet,” Supercaan showcases their ability to craft infectious melodies and create an atmosphere that resonates with listeners. The song’s moody undertones, driven by the energetic drums, pulsing bass and intricate guitar work, create an enthralling sonic landscape that builds excitement for the forthcoming LP.
As Supercaan enters a new era with their second album, they continue to prove themselves as a band to watch. With their distinct sound, reflective lyrics and optimistic outlook, Supercaan is set to make a lasting impact on the indie rock scene and leave a powerful impression on their listeners. A Tiger Walks the Streets is undoubtedly an album to anticipate and “Ricochet” serves as a tantalising taste of the musical journey that awaits.
Listen to Ricochet below
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