Little Wretches - All of my friends

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As part of the "Undesirables & anarchists" album - The Little Wretches release their song "All of my friends"

One feature of this upbeat countrified pop track is the quiet but still present piano accompaniment. 

The harmonizing vocals nod gently to the origins of English-folk music which were exported to the Americas centuries ago.

"All of my friends" modernises this genre and style of music with the electric guitar sounds and increasingly fun drum beats. 

The production quality is great, vocals and instrumentation mix perfectly together and nothing is too isolated. 

A noisy and entertaining knock to the 1980's Adam and the ants music is also very present towards the ending of this track. 

This funky and seemingly experimental but well put together track is definitely worth a listen.

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