Seafret have released their highly anticipated second album Most of Us Are Strangers

Seafret have released their highly anticipated second album Most Of Us Are Strangers.

The 12-track record features the east-Yorkshire bands hypnotic new single ‘Magnetic’ – which demonstrates the Bridlington duo’s ability to create a killer pop chorus – previous single and album title track ‘Most Of Us Are Strangers,’ as well as singles, ‘Love Won’t Let Me Leave’, the incredibly powerful ‘Fall’ and the sparse and almost desolate ‘Loving You’.

When Seafret approached the making of their forthcoming second album Most Of Us Our Strangers, their approach was evolutionary rather than revolutionary. The result is a confident collection: at points more dynamic, textured and groove-orientated without losing the raw intimacy that enamoured fans in the first place. “We don’t feel confined or boxed in or that we have to listen to anybody,” summarises Jack. “We know what we’re about and we know what feels honest.”

While their debut emerged over the course of a few years, the majority of this album was crafted over a seven-week stretch in Glasgow with producer Ross Hamilton at Rocket Science Recording Studios.

Following a summer of live performances including supporting Lewis Capaldi at Scarborough Open Air Theatre Bridlington’s finest Seafret, made up of Jack Sedman and Harry Draper, recently headed out on an extensive European & UK tour. The 23-date tour hits the UK this week to coincide with the album release and includes a show at brand new London venue Lafayette on March 18th and a homecoming show on June 6th.

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