Indie Rock from James & Paul

James & Paul‘s brand new single “Helicopter Trees” is a standout addition to the duo’s impressive indie rock discography. The father and son team from Morpeth in the UK, have garnered a reputation for their uptempo, melodic indie rock sound and this latest release doesn’t disappoint. Released through Mercurius Music, the single takes inspiration from legendary artists such as The Smiths, The Beatles, Comsat Angels and Simon & Garfunkel, while also exploring new and exciting sonic territories.

“Helicopter Trees” was produced at Blast Recording Studios in Newcastle, mixed and engineered by Andy. The song is about finding oneself in a dangerous and challenging situation, and the desire to return to reality in order to escape it. The lyrics are evocative, painting vivid pictures of a life on the edge, while the music drives the track forward with an irresistible energy.

The opening bars of “Helicopter Trees” are striking, featuring fuzzy-toned guitars that set the tone for the rest of the track. James Brown’s compelling vocals enter next, carrying an infectious melody that sticks with you long after the song has ended. The song’s structure is tight and well-crafted, with each element fitting together perfectly to create a swaggering and memorable track.

One of the standout features of “Helicopter Trees” is the guitar work from Paul Brown. The riffs are grooving and energetic, with a gritty tone that adds depth and richness to the track. The guitar in the verse may be reminiscent of a Jimmy Hendrix track, but James & Paul’s commitment to originality means that the song never feels derivative. Instead, they take familiar sounds and influences and use them to create something new and exciting.

Overall, “Helicopter Trees” is a sensational modern indie rock anthem that showcases James & Paul’s skills as songwriters and musicians. The track is a testament to the duo’s ability to craft memorable hooks and melodies while delivering their thrilling sonic vision. With this latest release, James & Paul prove that they are a force to be reckoned with in the indie rock scene and one to watch for the future.

Listen to Helicopter Trees below