Stand Atlantic Announce New Album

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Stand Atlantic will release Was Here on August 23rd. Today they’ve shard “Bruises.”

"i feel like the message of the song speaks for itself, i wanted to show my appreciation for women and personally, my experience growing up knowing i was attracted to women but still feeling like i had to fit the mold of the male gaze, just based on the way i was influenced by a male dominated society. i hope other queer women and women in general resonate with this track, but also anyone in between. i wrote it for anyone who’s ever felt squashed by the strange and subtle pressures society can place on young people based off old as shit paradigms. 

that being said, having lynn (pvris) and amalia (bruses) on this track made it so much more meaningful to me personally. both female, queer and talented artists i respect so much. making this music video was a friggen gas, me and lynn both had the same idea independently of each other when she agreed to be on the track - ‘lets be old ladies’. im sure ppl expected us all to be selling sex and queer baiting the shit out of this - so we did what any rap video would do, but as old ladies.”

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. (fuck everything and run) via Hopeless Records. After racking up more than 20 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.

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