The Trusted – Wild Love (Review)

Released November 8th via The Orchard, The Trusted return with their new single “Wild Love”. Southend-on-Sea based, The Trusted are a distinguished quartet formed in mid-2016. Focusing on diversity and casting a range of emotions in their sound, the band set their goal to make listeners feel the raw emotions that radiate throughout their tracks. Having built an incredible reputation with their past discography, the band have seen support from BBC Introducing, BBC London, Amazing Radio, Media Match and Gigslutz to name a few outlets. After a success beginning to 2019, it’s safe to say the band are finishing 2019 in the best way they possibly could.

Recorded and produced at SS2 Studios in Southend by Rees Broomfield, ‘Wild Love’ takes the band a whole new level with their heartfelt performance. Exploring themes of rejecting the harsh realities of life, the song also details the current political and social upheavals that we all face. With a desire to run away from the mayhem that’s happened and to come, the sensational single explains that emotive feeling sublimely 

Lead singer Tom Cunningham describes the track: ‘Wild Love is a song about leaving everything behind and running away with someone. It’s a song about finding a new place away from all the trouble and pain. We all kind of want to run away even if we don’t know where we are running.’ Of the band’s name singer Tom says ‘Its from a Nick Lowe penned song, which Elvis Costello had a hit with called ‘What’s So Funny About Peace Love and Understanding’ that has the lyrics, “So where are the strong And who are the trusted? And where is the harmony? Sweet harmony.’

Score: 4/5

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