Sea Girls frontman Henry Camamile 'sick' of The Beatles and shares new album influences

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Sea Girls frontman Henry Camamile has revealed all about the band's hotly-anticipated album, Homesick.Following the success of their top three album in 2020, Open Your Head Up, the boys are back with a bang and will drop their new album on March 18th.Homesick sees Sea Girls stars Henry, Rory Young, Andrew Dawson and Oli Khan, officially deliver the songs they had teased fans with while touring last year.The British indie rock band are known for deeply personal lyrics that come from inspiration from their own lives, heartache and life-altering experiences.Talking about their songwriting process, Henry explained: "I wouldn't say it is like therapy but it is definitely therapeutic. "It's been helpful getting my thoughts and feelings into something to be proud of over the years."When asked if it ever gets painful listening to such personal bodies of work, which have mostly been about some tragic life experiences, Henry confirmed that it can.The singers shared that it most definitely can, especially when it comes to a certain track which was written about a friend of his who lost their life too soon.When putting this album together, Henry went back to his roots in Lincolnshire, during lockdown, and going back to where he came from inspired most of his songs.He continued: "This is where tracks like Lucky came from, as I had the time to think about the incredible position we are in to be performing to all our fans, and doing what we love, and what it means to be alive."The album's songs were all written during the pandemic, so as a result, it intensified things."Henry says that the group also loves taking influences from big music icons and enjoy figuring out how to include nods from their work into their own.An example of this.