Febueder return with new single "Nea Kameni"
Febueder have followed up their April debut album with new single "Nea Kameni".
The duo, made up of vocalist/multi-instrumentalist Kieran Godfrey and percussionist/multi-instrumentalist Samuel Keysell, have released new cut "Nea Kameni", their first single since their debut album Tomalin Has Etched In dropped in April.
The new track is inspired by the Greek volcanic island of Nea Kameni. Godfrey explains, "It began as a vacation lament due to airport strikes in Greece. My wife and I stayed at Santorini for an additional week, so we visited the volcano, Nea Kameni. Nea Kameni was geographically a part of Santorini once. It's like a relationship that breaks up, but you're still in sight of that person, still in awe of that person."
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