Stand Atlantic are raring and ready to embrace a new chapter. Just ahead of their forthcoming full-length record ‘WAS HERE’, the band releases “FRENEMIES” – a high-powered and electrifying track that dances around the dissonance of toxic friendships. The new single flawlessly showcases Stand Atlantic’s notable evolution as an artist, as does the full record. ‘WAS HERE’ arrives August 23 and touts a number of notable features including Polaris, PVRIS, Mexican alt-pop star Bruses, and platinum record hit-maker, Sueco. With a murderous album cover and an equally as killer 15 song tracklist, Stand Atlantic is ready to bulldoze their way to the top.
Stand Atlantic’s Bonnie Fraser shares of the new track: “‘FRENEMIES’ is about rocky friendships and not knowing where u stand w someone – we’ve thrown it back a lil more in this track for the OG fans stylistically but in a fresh lil way.”
Stand Atlantic doesn’t care about your expectations or your narrative. They don’t want to tell a story. In fact, they didn’t want this bio to exist. The band released their third studio album ‘f.e.a.r.’ (f*ck everything and run) via Hopeless Records. After racking up more than 80 million combined streams from singles like “hair out”, “deathwish” (ft. nothing, nowhere), “pity party” (ft. Royal & the Serpent), and “switchblade”, they’ve continued their explosive success with the release of their full-length project. With the album, fans were treated to an all-new collab titled “dumb” featuring Tom The Mail Man. The band has seen endless praise from outlets like AltPress, Rock Sound, Kerrang! and more, and aren’t slowing their momentum anytime soon.
Listen to the new single HERE and pre-order the new record from Stand Atlantic HERE.
