Larkins

Larkins is an indie pop band hailing from Manchester, England, known for their fresh sound and emotionally charged lyrics that resonate with a growing fan base. The group, initially formed by lead vocalist and guitarist Josh Noble and drummer Joe Stott, has been crafting their mix of synth-laden hooks and anthemic choruses since their formation, gradually building a reputation as one of the UK's most promising acts. With their roots in a small-town garage, Larkins has transitioned into a noteworthy name in the British music scene, showcasing their ability to blend the intimate with the cinematic in both their melodies and storytelling.

Over the years, Larkins has pieced together an impressive discography that demonstrates their evolution as artists. Their recent releases, including the energetic "Pulling Me Back" and the groove-infused "Pretty Boy Club," showcase their knack for creating infectious rhythms paired with thoughtful introspection. The emotionally raw "This Is Gonna Hurt" and the reflective "if + when" offer a glimpse into the band's deeper side, while tracks like "Are We Having Any Fun Yet?" and its electric ayokay Remix highlight their ability to engage listeners with upbeat tempos and catchy refrains. The song "TV Dream" caps off a collection of pieces that establish Larkins as deft storytellers who can seamlessly transition between vibrant pop ditties and poignant, heartfelt ballads. With each release, Larkins continues to solidify their status as a band with a unique voice and a clear trajectory toward the heights of musical acclaim.

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Pulling Me Back
Single - Released September 1, 2023
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  1. September 1, 2023
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  1. October 29, 2021
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    JCOY
    8 tracks
  2. February 14, 2020
  3. June 1, 2019
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  1. September 1, 2023
  2. January 20
  3. September 24, 2021
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  5. July 23
  6. August 21, 2020
  7. April 27
  8. December 27, 2019
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