Subtract Sundays - Curtains is about the days where you want to lock yourself in a dark room, and shut yourself out from the world. We all have amazing people in our lives who love us, who see sometimes when we are in dark places, and they come, pull the curtains, and let the sunshine in. Subtract out friday x
Subtract Sundays, End of Youth. I never really felt like an adult until the last few years. When heavy life stuff just starts happening. And it really hit me that this obviously happens to everyone, it doesn’t matter what age you are. Friends of mine lost parents when they were teenagers, and they became adults instantly from the pure real life nature of grief. And I feel like grief, depression, anxiety, just ends youth and playfulness, because its so real, and so final, so all encompassing. This is the ending of our youth when pain starts taking over
Can’t wait to share this visual album with you next Friday. Here’s a preview of End Of Youth x
Sycamore is one of the last songs I wrote for the album, in a time of real fear and uncertainty. We start life born with love and end it full of love, so it’s love in, love out x
Boat out now, this is how Subtract began, hope you enjoy the vid too on YouTube x
Boat is the first song I wrote and finished for Subtract, it’s where it all began, and a good way to kick off the album. I’m gonna release the full song and video this friday, hope you love it as much as I do x
Subtract Sundays - Boat - I wrote this by the English seaside, very extreme elements in the winter. It’s basically about feeling very low and not knowing how to make it feel better, but being determined it wasn’t gonna be the end. The waves wont break my boat
Salt water was written about some of the darkest nights into mornings, and the ‘what ifs’ surrounding those thoughts. It was the second song me and Aaron finished for Subtract and I really feel this and Boat framed what the record was early on.
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