I still remember writing about The Rolling People’s ‘Grateful for Nothing’ a few months ago. Their talent and unique class were pretty obvious from the get-go; the Manchester-based outfit shines certainly more than the majority of their fellow British rock bands. Granted: they might be borrowing primary inspiration from the Gallagher brothers, yet they make it personal, quickly navigating a path that’s inherently theirs.
Now, The Rolling People unveils their most impressive body of work to date, an EP that showcases all their energy and dynamic style. ‘Before It’s Gone’ collects some of their past singles in a six-track lineup, going from the expressive and cathartic ‘No Place To Be’ to crushing opener ‘I’ll Be There’. The title track is immensely expressive and anthemic, delving into the group’s softer side.
Speaking about the EP, the group explain: “We wanted to create something that captured the feeling of time slipping away, the idea that you have to seize every moment before it’s gone. This EP is about embracing that urgency and channelling it into our music. It’s our way of saying we’re here to make the most of everything we’ve got.”
Recommended! Discover ‘Before It’s Gone’ on Spotify:
