The new single is the third track to be shared from Vices, after last year's "Validate Me" and "Motorcade".

Singer Rosa Slade says of the new single, "It’s a song about fantasy, and the frustration that comes from someone’s failure to see you for who you are in preference of what they think you could be. It’s an unrealised love story in many ways, but also a rejection of romantic ideals around the feeling and language that is expected to come with falling in love. The chorus is a celebration of self - 'I’ll be the greatest love you’ve ever had in dreams… but never long enough to hold me -; a message that that person has to take you as you are, or they don’t get to have you. But the song is a homage to those dreams too; because in the end the dream is the thing that you’ve built together - the dream is your love story."

Vices will follow on from their 2014 album Choir of Echoes, and will also feature the duo's 2017 single "Slow Fade".

The album was recorded between various studios in London including Soup Studios and Press Play with Ben Gregory (Grip Tight) on bass, drummer Dan Blackett (Landshapes), and Euan Hinshelwood (Younghusband). Vices is produced by Jimmy Robertson, who also produced their last record.