Ollie Cook drops catchy new indie rocker ‘Home Video’
After signing to London’s Hand in Hive label, the British musician reveals ‘90s-esque track punctuated with introspective lyrics and a driving riff.
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Described by Ollie Cook himself as ‘Brumicana Dad Rock’, Home Video is another longing, crunchy track from the British musician. Echoing the likes of classic rock artists like Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers and the Steve Miller Band, it’s a bit Americana, a bit heartland, a bit indie and somewhere between reflective and strangely hopeful. It’s the kind of track you could hear pumping out any radio in the mid-‘90s, but just as well in today’s poppier-oriented climate. In other words, an anthem for all seasons.
Ollie Cook — alongside his band affectionately called The Hogwash — have signed to Hand in Hive, the same label behind acts Divorce and TV Priest.
Home Video is out now via Hand in Hive.