Listen to bdrmm’s “most honest” new single ‘Three’
nme.combdrmm have shared their latest single ‘Three’, an understated and honest track about addiction – scroll down the page to listen to it now.The track is the four-piece’s follow-up to ‘Port’, which arrived last year, and was recorded during the same sessions.‘Three’ builds over six minutes, mixing melancholy guitars and slowly glittering electronics as frontman Ryan Smith narrates his own struggles with addiction and coming to terms with the issue.“I hit a pretty low point during lockdown (fuck, I hate that word) and my substance abuse hit a new level,” the singer and guitarist explained in a press release. “It was a pretty bleak time, but it made me realise that something needed to change.
That’s where ‘Three’ came from.”He added: “It was written as a warning to myself, but hopefully others will find their own meaning in it.
It is me at my most honest. I’m very proud of this track and I’m glad it’s seeing the light of day.”The single was recorded at The Nave studios in Leeds and was produced by Alex Greaves.
Speaking about the recording process, bassist and synth player Jordan Smith said: “Me and Joe [Vickers, guitarist] broke off during one of the sessions and took an interface and my laptop and recorded some of his guitars by a pool table that sits near The Nave’s kitchen.
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