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“To replicate is easy. To innovate is an opportunity.”
Innovate is exactly what Goodbye Tomorrow continues to do as they have returned today with new music. Coming off of the success of their early tracks “JAY Z” and “100K,” the self described “retrofuturist guerrilla art collective” is here with “Keep That” featuring Lucki.
This track has the aggression and frustration that is found in previous tracks such as “2 MANY” or “eXplosions” and closes with a woozy, xan-influenced verse that Lucki has become known for.
Along with the new release, GT also announced that their new EP Tunnel Stripe Exit Ramp will release on June 17. This will their first independent release and first project since their 2015 album A Journey Through the Mind of a Nonbeliever.
“Keep That” is a solid introduction into the new era of Goodbye Tomorrow and it will be interesting to see how the art collective moves forward. They had very impressive visuals for their early efforts in 2015, so a little over a year later it’s fair to assume that more quality product is on the way.
You can purchase the single here or check it out below with a short message from the artist.
“gods and kings made up titles to take your power / take your power back from them / count on this, this facelessness is the face of the rebellion” – xy
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