Swindon indie pop outfit Talk in Code has announced their latest single, “All In,” set for release in just two weeks, on the 14th of June through Regent Street Records.
With an upbeat euphoric ambience and a racing chorus that builds to a rousing hook, “All In” evokes comparisons to the likes of Sam Fender while drawing inspiration from the memorable pop stylings of A-Ha and Spandau Ballet.
The song’s lyrics speak of hope for a rekindled romance, resonating with listeners on a deeply personal level.
Recorded under the expert guidance of Sam Winfield at Studio 91 in Newbury, the track represents Talk in Code’s fifth release on Regent Street Records, solidifying their position as rising stars in the indie pop scene. Frontman Chris Stevens describes the single as a journey of recovery, set against a backdrop of pulsating rhythms and shimmering soundscapes that beckon listeners to the dancefloor.
“We feel it’s a true statement of our thumping, upbeat anthems we’ve become renowned for,” says Stevens of the track’s significance.
Talk in Code have been supported by BBC Introducing and Amazing Radio networks together with achieving editorial streaming playlist placements with Apple Music, Soundcloud and FLO. Live they are a versatile force able to suit a variety of festivals and venues, and they tour extensively. Highlights this summer are Minety Music Festival, Home Farm Fest, Napton Festival, Aston Clinton Beer Festival, Box Rocks, and The Fulltone Festival.
