From Craigslist To Weenie Roast For Capital Cities
. Their latest single, "Safe and Sound," was the first song the guys, who met through Craigslist, worked on together. They weren't even a band yet, Simonian said, they were just playing around. "The initial gut response for that song from our friends was that it was a hit," he said. "We had all this confidence with the song, but we weren't sure if we had dialed in the right production for it so we literally recorded eight or nine versions of that song." Thanks to a layer of horns and a bevy of synths, the song became a lot more dance-oriented and helped the guys hone their electro-pop sound. "The goal at the end of the day," Simonian said, "was to write a song about joy and optimism and just a feel-good happy song." "Safe and Sound" serves as the first single off the band's debut, In a Tidal Wave of Mystery (out June 4), but we're already anticipating which track the band may select as its follow-up. On "Farrah Fawcett Hair," Andre 3000 drops verses alongside the band. more on this story Radio.com is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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