Arkells are back with a new song called "A Little More," which has been treated to its own music video and added to their Campfire Chords album.
"A Little More" is described as an uplifting song about love and sacrifice that stems from when piano player Anthony Carone's musical father sold a bunch of his own gear in order to buy an upright piano for his young son to learn to play. The video was self-shot by band frontman Max Kerman on an iPhone.
Watch the "A Little More" video below.
In a statement, Arkells wrote the following:
If this song was a movie, there'd be a disclaimer at the beginning that reads "The following is based on a true story." Arkells latest A Little More comes as a welcomed *new* edition to their fan-favourite, Campfire Chords LP. The tune was written with a nod to their piano man Tony – an undisputed wizard on the keys. He's been playing since he was a small child and they have adorable photos of a 6-year-old Tony to prove it. In Tony's infancy, his musician-father sold a bunch of his own gear in order to buy an upright piano for his young son to learn to play. A fam-favourite, this story of love, dedication and sacrifice was befitting of a song itself.
Today Arkells also released their Campfire Chords guitar chord book.
"A Little More" is described as an uplifting song about love and sacrifice that stems from when piano player Anthony Carone's musical father sold a bunch of his own gear in order to buy an upright piano for his young son to learn to play. The video was self-shot by band frontman Max Kerman on an iPhone.
Watch the "A Little More" video below.
In a statement, Arkells wrote the following:
If this song was a movie, there'd be a disclaimer at the beginning that reads "The following is based on a true story." Arkells latest A Little More comes as a welcomed *new* edition to their fan-favourite, Campfire Chords LP. The tune was written with a nod to their piano man Tony – an undisputed wizard on the keys. He's been playing since he was a small child and they have adorable photos of a 6-year-old Tony to prove it. In Tony's infancy, his musician-father sold a bunch of his own gear in order to buy an upright piano for his young son to learn to play. A fam-favourite, this story of love, dedication and sacrifice was befitting of a song itself.
Today Arkells also released their Campfire Chords guitar chord book.
