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Swim Deep's New Single 'Mud' & Upcoming Album 'Hum'

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Birminghams Swim Deep unveils new single Mud, a romantic track from their upcoming album Hum. Produced by Bill Ryder-Jones, the song was born from casual studio sessions. Frontman Austin Williams shares the chorus is pure magic, reflecting his recent life experiences of joy and grief. The band hits the UK road this autumn, aiming for a fresh era with solid records.

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Swim Deep's New Single 'Mud' & Upcoming Album 'Hum'

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On April 30th, Birmingham Swim Deep just unveiled their new single MUD, a soaring romantic track teasing their fifth album HUM, dropping June, 19th on submarine cat records. The song sparked from chill jam sessions at the label studio, with no big plans, just the band viving as friends. Bill Ryder Jones produced it, same guy behind their 2024 release, there's a big star outside. Frontman Austin Williams sput the chorus with pure magic, too real to be made up. The album draws from his life lately, mixing joy from his daughter Mary's birth, with grief over his wife's dad's passing, boiling down to live, loss. And love. Guitarist J.J. Buchanan called the outro a three-month tug of war, inspired by Teenage Fan Club, until Ryder Jones took the helm and smoothed it out. Earlier chats showed the crew still tweaking things, aiming for a fresh era with solid records. They're hitting the UK road this autumn, playing lead September 24th, Manchester, the next night,

then Glasgow, Nottingham, Cardiff and two. Knights in London, Swim Deep's keeping the momentum rolling strong. Stay tuned with music news today, AI-powered updates.

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