Featured Tune: "Eat Less/Move More" from PlasticSole

PlasticSole’s latest single, "Eat Less / Move More," is a vibrant and dynamic track that effortlessly combines electric energy with thoughtful storytelling. From its opening guitar riff to its infectious chorus, the song exudes the raw, unfiltered charm of a live performance while maintaining polished production values.

Musically, "Eat Less / Move More" is a rock anthem with a pulse. The driving drumbeat, courtesy of Steven Brindle, sets a relentless rhythm that propels the song forward, while Simon Brindle’s guitar work weaves between crunchy chords and melodic hooks. Jamie Blackman’s bass lines provide a sturdy foundation, allowing the track to bounce with an undeniable groove. The addition of Dan Tiplady’s keyboards adds a shimmering layer of texture, giving the song a unique edge that elevates it above standard rock fare.

Lyrically, the song is refreshingly direct and relatable. Inspired by guitarist Simon Brindle’s personal reflections on turning 50, the lyrics are a witty yet honest dialogue about self-awareness and motivation. The chant-like chorus, “Eat less, move more!” is both a rallying cry and a cheeky mantra, delivered with Simon John’s expressive and commanding vocals. This clever blend of humor and sincerity makes the song memorable and instantly engaging.

One standout feature is the song’s ability to translate the band’s live energy into the recording. Fans who have experienced "Eat Less / Move More" live will immediately recognize the electric vibe that makes it such a crowd favorite. The clever interplay between the instruments and the call-and-response nature of the vocals ensures it resonates long after the final note.

"Eat Less / Move More" is a testament to PlasticSole’s knack for crafting songs that are not only musically captivating but also deeply relatable. It’s a must-listen for anyone who loves energetic, storytelling-driven rock.