Newcastle songwriter Callum Pitt has unleashed his latest single, ‘Happiness’.
A jaunty, warming slice of indie-folk, the tune showcases his knack for comforting Fleet Foxes-esque richness and depth.
“This song is about the phases that my mind, and I think lots of others go through in trying to find what our place in the world is,” he says, “and reaching a stage where you are content.
“It focuses on the ruts and holes we can fall into, our ability to stay positive and the importance of the people and small comforts that can lift us out of those ruts, and help us to just feel comfortable in our own skin. Hopefully people can relate.”
Listen to ‘Happiness’ below, it’s out from tomorrow (Friday, 9th March).
A jaunty, warming slice of indie-folk, the tune showcases his knack for comforting Fleet Foxes-esque richness and depth.
“This song is about the phases that my mind, and I think lots of others go through in trying to find what our place in the world is,” he says, “and reaching a stage where you are content.
“It focuses on the ruts and holes we can fall into, our ability to stay positive and the importance of the people and small comforts that can lift us out of those ruts, and help us to just feel comfortable in our own skin. Hopefully people can relate.”
Listen to ‘Happiness’ below, it’s out from tomorrow (Friday, 9th March).
