Bristol’s finest The Ramona Flowers make their long awaited return to music this week, with the release of their brand new single ‘Human’ – a timeless and catchy, melodic bop that ingeniously blends indie rock flavours with summery guitar riffs to produce a heartfelt pop anthem that sure to resonate with those of find themselves longing to start afresh.
Human is an upbeat and catchy track with lyrics that reflect a personal, heartfelt message.
Written by the band and produced by Dimitri Tikovoi (Charli XCX, MNEK, Becky Hill), the self-reflective track follows on from one of the groups biggest years to date, after registering two consecutive Top 30 Alt radio smashes – recent hit ‘Dangerous’, and ‘Up All Night’ (featuring Nile Rogers), and a global Dyson sync with over 5 million streams.
Commenting on their latest release, the band say in a joint statement: “‘Human’ is a song about learning from mistakes, letting go of guilt, and realising that every moment is a chance to begin again and grow into a better version of yourself.”
“At the end of the day we’re all humans, everyone on this planet makes mistakes, it’s just how you learn from those mistakes and move forward which makes the difference”.
The singles official music video, which includes clips from the band’s hectic year, has also released to further help bring the track to life. The clip, which is entirely in black and white, includes snippets of the band’s live concerts, radio tours, skydiving, world travel, and studio time.
Watch the video for ‘Human’ below:
The Ramona Flowers are back in the studio, eagerly working on their second record, and they do not seem to be slowing down.
With performances in the US, Europe, and Asia planned for 2025, the Bristol-based quartet are also getting ready to tour once more.
The band has gained a reputation for their lively, joyful live performances after their highly praised support roles for musicians such as Muse, Noel Gallaghers’ High Flying Birds, The Libertines, and Circa Waves in recent years.
‘Human’ is available to download / stream via Distiller Records now
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