Alpha Rabbit is a trio from central New Jersey who’ve been blending styles since starting out back in 2016. Featuring the talents of Jake Foy, Joe “Dim” Wolstenholme and Jaime Parker, the band thrives on their collective indecision, rotating instruments and exploring a range of genres to create their energetic and thought-provoking sound.
This versatility, combined with a shared vision, has allowed them to create music that feels original, exciting and emotionally impactful. The band first introduced their sound to the world in 2018 with their debut EP, Follow the Northern Light, returning in 2022 with the single “Eternity” and their first full-length record of the same name.
Their willingness to experiment and bring together various influences has been central to their identity, offering a blend of catchy hooks, reflective themes and pure musical energy. Now, lifted from their sophomore album, Let It Grow, their new single titled “Temperatures” presents a piano-driven ballad inspired by the sonic aesthetic of The Ronettes while capturing the rebellious energy of a Springsteen anthem.
The song explores the push-and-pull dynamic of wanting someone close while simultaneously keeping them at arm’s length. Jaime Parker, who plays bass and sings lead vocals on “Temperatures,” reflects on the song’s journey; “When we first got together as a band in 2016, I had fragments of it written. We needed to gel as a band before we were able to pull the composition of this song off.” The track evolved organically, shaped by the band’s growing synergy and willingness to experiment. Jake Foy, who takes on drums and piano for the song, describes the end result as “The Ronettes in outer space,” capturing the cinematic quality and bold ambition of their music.
Flowing from the delicate tones of the piano intro, bright vocals enter to thread elegant melodies and heartfelt lyrics above as the arrangement builds with stretched organ textures. With dual vocals trading lines and coming together to form a stunning duet, the strike of drums sees the song take flight as an epic indie rock anthem capped by enthralling melodic hooks and rousing energy.
Accompanying the single is a music video that expands on the song’s themes through an interstellar love story. Directed by Tony and Sarah from DIWhy?, the video adds a cosmic dimension to the track, blending sci-fi visuals with emotional storytelling, resulting in a gripping visual pairing for the music. Jaime shares, “I’ve always been fascinated by space. We were thrilled when Tony and Sarah shared their idea for this video. It was so much fun to film.”
Watch the music video for Temperatures below
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