‘Easier’ is the second single released from the soon to arrive new album from Sons of Bill (‘Oh God Ma’am’ out 29th June on Loose). It’s a love song, but a modern love song – so not all is well in the garden: “I always know when you’re in trouble by the colour that you dye your hair” sings James Wilson with resignation rich in the vocal. It’s a melancholic ride, that’s for sure. And if you’re wondering about the female vocal – ‘Easier’ also features Molly Parden. The Sons of Bill tour the UK in August.
Sons Of Bill “Easier” – Listen
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