Nashville’s The New Respects have released Future, the first new single since the group’s debut EP, ‘Here Comes Trouble’. Future continues the band’s exploration of soul, rock, and pop, showcasing a funk inspired bass-line and the band’s signature harmonies, released via Credential Recordings.
Reflecting on the probing theme of the song lead vocalist Jasmine Mullen says, “Our single Future is about trying to grasp tomorrow, and not being able to. In a day and age where nothing seems certain, and everything is changing, there arise many questions. Will tomorrow be bright? Is there hope in what is to come? This single explores those questions, and implores the future to show itself.”
The New Respects is a family affair, made up of siblings Alexis (bass), Zandy (guitar), and Darius Fitzgerald (drums), alongside their cousin Jasmine Mullen (vocals/guitar). The band once again enlisted fellow Nashville producer/artist Jeremy Lutito (Colony House, Ben Rector, Leagues) to produce Future. Jeremy was instrumental in the creation of The New Respects’ debut EP, ‘Here Comes Trouble’, and he continues to lend his input on this danceable new track.
Listen to Future below
