Ewan Patrick releases new single

Edinburgh-based artist Ewan Patrick has been a staple in the UK music scene for years, applying his talents across various bands before stepping into the spotlight as a solo artist. With a sound inspired by the alternative rock movement of the 90s, Ewan brings a retro-tinged energy to his modern musical output, blending grunge, punk and alternative influences.

Over his career, his work has been featured on the likes of BBC Radio 1 and regional BBC outlets, while his live performances have taken him across the UK, including appearances at major festivals. Now, as he continues his solo journey, Ewan Patrick is finally bringing to life tracks that have been waiting in the wings for years, all written, performed, recorded and produced entirely by the artist himself.

First stepping out as a solo artist in 2020, he dropped his debut double single “Retrospect / Hurricane,” which he’s since followed up with multiple singles and two full-length records with Forever Love in 2021 and Keep On Coming Back For More last year. Joining him on stage is a talented live band that includes Dave McManus on drums, Gordy Bolton on bass and Gordon Chalmers on guitar. Together, they bring Ewan’s studio work to life in a live setting, offering a full-band experience for fans.

Now, Patrick returns with his latest single, the intriguingly titled “I Could Agree With You But Then We’d Both Be Wrong.” This new release sees Ewan capture the spirit of bands like Foo Fighters and early 90s rock icons while standing firmly on its own with his original style and meaningful lyricism. In this track, he reflects on the inherent goodness of people, highlighting both the complexity and simplicity of human relationships.

Brought in by Ewan’s smooth vocal leads backed by the grit of an electric guitar, the arrangement erupts with splashing drums and bouncy rhythms. With a commanding vocal performance gliding above the lively instrumentation, sweeps of airy falsetto lines blend with the impactful delivery as he threads fiercely catchy melodies above.

Forging an anthemic pop-focused rock sound, “I Could Agree With You But Then We’d Both Be Wrong” offers an instantly memorable sound full of sing-along writing and invigorating energy. It’s another sensational slice of Ewan Patrick’s incredible sonic vision as he once again filters his influences from yesteryear through his own musical lens to present and epic new outing that’s sure to impress both new and old fans alike.

Listen to I Could Agree With You But Then We’d Both Be Wrong below