British pop-rock band Scouting For Girls are back with a brand-new song, "Glow", and there's real excitement around its creation. The band, consisting of Roy Stride on lead vocals and guitar, Greg Churchouse on bass, and Peter Ellard on drums, brings the track forward as a release they feel strongly connected to. "Glow" was written in a very immediate and important way for me. As the wider circle around the band responded positively to the song, that initial feeling grew, helping turn early excitement into a deeper belief in what the track could become.
The release has a particularly important place in the band's current creative output. "Glow" has been touted as the strongest song they've released since "This Ain't a Love Song," marking a clear point in their catalog and showing confidence in its arrival. The song feels like something crafted with care, from its creation to the growing enthusiasm around it. That journey gives the release an engaging story before the listener even presses play.
With "Glow" marking another chapter in their pop rock journey, Scouting For Girls keep the core line-up of Roy Stride, Greg Churchouse and Peter Ellard. There is a sense of excitement coming from within the band as the song kicks in with momentum and confidence. "Glow" is a release based around belief. Belief that began when the song was written, and grew stronger when others heard its potential. Now Scouting For Girls are ready to pass on that spark to listeners and let the song find its own audience.
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