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"It's a song that we had to write in order for me to create some closure around the end of a five year relationship..."
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The Xcerts have revealed a stunning new single, and if you've ever experienced heartbreak, this is the perfect remedy. Hold Onto Your Heart is the latest track to drop from their upcoming album of the same name.
"Hold On To Your Heart was the first song we worked on with our producer Gary Clark, and it's a song that we had to write in order for me to create some closure around the end of a five year relationship. I'm not kidding when I say the words just poured out of me as if they'd already been written. It took just 15 minutes from writing the first line to recording the whole thing," says frontman Murray Macleod.
"Listening back, in my mind at least, it's almost plays out like a movie montage. Me and my ex-partner experienced some ugly moments during the break-up, but that's not how I wanted to remember our time together, because our time together was beautiful. I wanted to say goodbye in a way that hadn't been said before and I felt like if I could go back in time and say one thing, to let the person know that they are worth more than the pain they are going through, it would be Hold On To Your Heart. What I'm trying to say is, don't break broken pieces."
Listen to the infectious tune below:
Lovely, eh?
Hold Onto You Heart - the album - will be out on January 19 through Raygun Records. The trio have also announced a UK headline tour for the beginning of 2018, check out the dates below:
February
18: Academy 2, Leicester
19: The Plug 2, Sheffield
20: Whelans (upstairs), Dublin
21: Barsub, Belfast
23: O2 ABC, Glasgow
24: The Garage, Aberdeen
25: The Georgian Theatre, Stockton On Tees
26: The Deaf Institute, Manchester
28: The Portland Arms, Cambridge
March
1: Slade Rooms, Wolverhampton
2: Heaven, London
3: Clwb Ifor Bach, Cardiff
4: The Joiners, Southampton