“Same Old People” is a catchy indie rock song, with transverse guitar- and synth-melodies that cross each other under a prominent and narrative vocal. The verses lead up to the chorus built on a DUB-inspired drum beat, wide twang guitar surfaces, under the lyrical and more expressive vocal. About the song Sara says:
“Same Old People is about recognizing that even though we are moving in life and feel a development, there are times when it all feels as if you have not moved at anything at all. The song deals with a relationship with another human being, where the same patterns often repeat themselves with new faces. And in which we find ourselves and each other with the same beliefs, actions and understanding in an encounter with the other person as always”
Sara Lewis Sørensen debuted as LEW with her EP ’Drenched in Night’ in 2013 and followed up with the full-length album ’Black Feathers’ in 2016. As a trained guitarist from the Rhythmic Music Conservatory in Copenhagen, Sørensen has spent many years perfecting her skills with her instrument before she started recording her own songs – the result is a collection of expressive rock songs with a clear dedication and love of the instrument and the sound of the voice.
“Same Old People” and the new album Sunday Morning were arranged and recorded live in the studio in cooperation with Jakob Høyer (Trentemøller) and Anders Wallin (The Gun). Producer Nis Bysted (Iceage, Choir of Young Believers) did the mix-production and mastering is by Emil Thomsen. The coming album Sunday Morning will be released May 24th 2019 by the Copenhagen-based label HUN SOLO Records.
Concerts
May 4th: Spot Festival, Aarhus – Denmark
May 18th: Ideal Bar, Copenhagen – Denmark (w. Any Other)
Aug 16th: Pumpehuset, Copenhagen – Denmark
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