Glitter Party — the moniker of Toronto's Sam Cohen — has delivered his second single of the year. "27" runs with the hectic anxiety that comes with aging, and turns it into a jangle pop frenzy.
"I wrote this song feeling uneasy about getting older, and keeping a level head," Cohen tells Exclaim! "It's by far the most dense song I've done, and it took months of tweaking the mix to get it right. I recorded it all at home and mixed it in my little studio. To me, it sounds like running from all your problems!"
"27" follows May's "time waits" and Glitter Party's first stretch of shows throughout the year. Listen to it below.
"I wrote this song feeling uneasy about getting older, and keeping a level head," Cohen tells Exclaim! "It's by far the most dense song I've done, and it took months of tweaking the mix to get it right. I recorded it all at home and mixed it in my little studio. To me, it sounds like running from all your problems!"
"27" follows May's "time waits" and Glitter Party's first stretch of shows throughout the year. Listen to it below.
