Gen And The Degenerates have shared infectious single ‘Wahoo’, kicking off a new era.
Released via Marshall Records, the band are also debuting a brand-new lineup.
Speaking on ‘Wahoo’, vocalist Genevieve Glynn-Reeves has shared:
“It was written in the immediate aftermath of the loss of a close childhood friend… It’s a rant, or a kind of unhinged monologue, about those times when you try to speed-run through grief, or any difficult feelings, like you’re trying to ‘complete’ them, to get back to normal. The song also functions as a part of that process, trying to get feelings out as quickly as possible and translate them into something fun.”
Check it out below:
On the trio’s new era, Genevieve has said:
“It felt appropriate to put this track out now, especially with two of our members leaving, for reasons related to mental health. This song marks a brand-new era for us. People can expect a new sound, but with the same Degenerates spirit. Obviously, as a friend, it’s been a difficult transition. Jay and Jake’s leaving has been another kind of grief; however, the drastic shift has been invigorating in its own way.”
She continues:
“Myself, Sean and Evan are more dedicated to, and excited about, the journey of this band than we ever have been, and as an artist, I feel like the loss has left more space for us to grow and create new and interesting paths to follow and see where they go.”
Gen And The Degenerates will play 2000trees festival this summer.
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