Singer-turned-actor-turned-singer-again Dominic Fike is onto a brand new chapter. Tonight (Could 26) Fike has shared the newest observe from his upcoming sophomore album, Sunburn. On the valuable “Ant Pile,” Fike took us again to his days on the playground, the place he remembers crushing on certainly one of his classmates.
“First grade / Any individual tied you to an ant pile / And that wasn’t even the worst day / Again then you definitely knew I at all times appreciated you,” Fike sings, over electrifying guitar riffs.
He then chronicles their love as much as highschool, the place they began to take their relationship to greater ranges, from dates, to hook-ups, to breakdowns, and painful dissolutions.
“Ninth grade / I picked you up earlier than the primary date / You have been allergic to your entrée / You couldn’t do pasta / The film was terrible,” he sings on the second verse.
“Ant Pile” is certainly one of Fike‘s extra romantic songs, and the lyrics play out vividly, just like the soundtrack to a coming-of-age film. Sunburn is claimed to be an autobiographical album impressed by his childhood in Florida. The majority of the album was written, produced, and recorded in his residence state.
You possibly can take heed to “Ant Pile” above.
Sunburn is out 7/7 through Columbia. Discover extra info right here.
