Southampton-based alt-rock outfit Sunstreets have released their latest single 'Northern Lights', a hopeful, guitar-led track that leans into themes of ambition and self-belief.
Fronted by Lisa Turner alongside Matt Cook (guitar), Matt Williamson (bass) and Sam Turner (drums), the band continue to build on their melodic rock sound, drawing influence from the likes of Fleetwood Mac, Sam Fender and The Killers. Their latest release places songwriting front and centre, pairing soaring instrumentation with an introspective message.
Recorded at Quay West Studios and produced by David Evans, with mastering by Pete Maher, 'Northern Lights' began life as a simple idea scribbled during a day job before later evolving into a wider reflection on chasing dreams that others may not yet understand.
Blending soft-rock textures with an anthemic edge, the track captures a sense of quiet determination, encouraging listeners to trust their own vision. It marks another confident step forward for Sunstreets as they continue to grow their presence on the UK live circuit.
Have a listen to 'Northern Lights' in the player below.