London-born rock duo Bones UK are coming back to their roots with their new single ‘Hits Like Home’. Produced by Michael Shuman of Queens of the Stone Age, ‘Hits Like Home’ is all about the city that made them who they are. “This song is about coming home,” says Rosie Oddie. “It’s a love letter to London, scraped into a traffic cone, worn on a police man’s head, raving all night in the back of a van.” She adds, “It’s about when you need to reset and go back to the city that you came from to re-root and regroup. When the adventures that were sun-kissed turn dark and you just need a hug from your mum.”
‘Hits Like Home’ is the duo’s first new music in two years. London is where Oddie and guitarist Carmen Vandenberg met and developed their musical partnership, playing in venues across the city. After spending some time making their name abroad, the pair are making a statement with ‘Hits Like Home’ that London is still number one.
The accompanying video, filmed on the streets of London, sees the pair delivering a performance from the back of a truck. “The video is a little play on seeing the ‘guardians of our fair city’ cutting loose.” says Rosie. “Letting their hair down and feeling that London vibe. Royal guards and police men and women raving in the back of a van. To show even the law gets down and dirty to that ‘London feeling’. Infectious.”
Watch the music video for ‘Hits Like Home’ here
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