Yellow Days makes everything look so effortless. Obviously, there’s a lot of work that goes into the George van den Broek-led project – but that never really seems to show. The debut EP, which was a blend of Mac DeMarco-esque slacker rock and hypnotic funk in the vein of Unknown Mortal Orchestra, was a uber-smooth and sleek ride.
So it’s fitting then, that his new song is called ‘That Easy’, then. It’s another song that alludes to a songwriter with bags of potential and the skill to pull it off – with ease.
That Easy by Yellow Days
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Talk us through the story of ‘That Easy’…
‘That Easy’ is an account of where I am at now after the EP.
The EP went down well – what effect did that have on you when you were writing those songs?
When I was writing the new record I didn’t connect the dots between the success of the EP and what I was doing now, I just kept writing music in the same environment and in the same way, the way I always have, just accounting events and feelings.
Your sound is really unique – but who inspires you at the moment?
At the moment ‘Soulsides’ by Art Farmer
Catch Yellow Days live:
Soup Kitchen, Manchester (October 8)
Brudenell Social Club, Leeds (October 9)
Louisiana, Bristol (October 10)
Oslo, London (October 11)
The Joker, Brighton (October 12)