Alt-rock Dublin duo TV People present Rain, a poignant single exploring the overwhelming feelings of isolation and loneliness that accompany emigration. Rain embodies TV People’s introspective style, echoing the band’s defiant struggle against disconnection. Fresh off a sync feature on Made in Chelsea’s season finale and a placement on Spotify’s ‘Hot New Bands’ editorial playlist, TV People continue to captivate audiences with their raw narratives.
Rain invites listeners to a shared space of reflective solitude via its repeated mantra, which asks the listener “Are you lonely? Are you low?”
The track was written after TV People relocated from Dublin to London, and reflects on the feelings of loneliness and disconnection experienced by the band during their early months in the UK. Crafted during a period of mental duress and isolation, the song captures the superficiality of long-distance communication and the struggles that individuals often keep hidden from the world.
Ultimately, Rain is an emotive articulation of profound sadness and solitude, representing a universal need for connection in the face of disquieting isolation.
n” was written after TV People relocated from Dublin to London, and reflects on the feelings of loneliness and disconnection experienced by the band during their early months in the UK. Crafted during a period of mental duress and isolation, the song captures the superficiality of long-distance communication and the concealed struggles that individuals often keep hidden from the world. Ultimately, “Rain” is an emotive articulation of profound sadness and solitude, repre
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