Altsounds - Your Twenties return with new Stephen Street produced single

Billionaires – Your Twenties’ second single has arrived and so has your perfect summer soundtrack.

Debut single Caught Wheel was released in November last year and quickly became a late contender for single of the year; Your Twenties’ next offering Billionaires is no different. To be released on Neon Gold Records (Passion Pit, Marina & the Diamond and Wolf Gang) on September 7th, Billionaires will be available as a limited 7” single featuring artwork done by the band themselves.

Billionaires is produced by the legendary Stephen Street (The Smiths, Blur) and with the swooping, sunshine harmonies, big, driving guitars and catchy “ooh-ooh-ooh” chorus, it manages to sound like perfect West Coast pop whilst still quintessentially British. This is the feel good anthem of the year, so head out into the sunshine to enjoy this gold-nugget of breezy indie pop.

Originally, the bassist & keyboardist in Metronomy, frontman Gabriel Stebbing recently left to concentrate on Your Twenties full time. It was an a amicable split with Joseph Mount from Metronomy heading into the studio with the band in late July to produce their first album tracks.

Your Twenties have recently played in Paris for Durrr (the club night where they played their debut gig back in February 2008) and with inspiration coming from Elastica to picture-postcard days out, Your Twenties are definitely ones to keep your eye on.

Upcoming shows:

Tuesday 4th August – White Heat @ Madame Jojos, London

Thursday 13th August – Smash and Grab @ Proud Galleries, London

Saturday 12th September – Scandalism @ Scala, LondonYour Twenties are:
Gabriel Stebbing - Vocals/Guitar/Keys
Michael Lovett - BVs/Bass
James Hoare - BVs/Guitar
Robin Christian – Drums

YOUR TWENTIES on MySpace Music

“Breezy, candy-coloured pop”NME.com

“Delightful” FACT

“Terrific Fleetwood Mac meets gilded pop” Drowned in Sound

“A curious mix of upbeat, keys-driven alt pop and West Coast-styled rock fusion” Time Out

“Perfect slice of summer guitar pop” The Independent