Tors Share Only For You Ahead Of Miracle EP Release

by | Mar 18, 2024

Every new release sees more fans fall under the spell of UK band Tors, their arena-ready status underlined by winning over audiences during their current European tour as special guests to James Blunt. Ahead of sold-out UK and North American headline tours, they have shared new single Only For You and announced the release of new EP Miracle on 26th April.

Tors (Anna Lowry)

Tors (Anna Lowry)
Tors (Anna Lowry)

Only For You is a song that sits apart from Tors’ discography, yet it also encapsulates everything that we have have come to love the band for. Its sound is as naturalistic as can be, with warm, understated instrumentation allowing their famous vocal harmonies, to be the main attraction. And while their songs often address relatable but troubled experiences, from break-ups to unfulfilled ambitions, Only For You is a pure and direct love song that opens up its emotions for the world to see.

Tors commented: “Only For You is a rare release for us, we don’t often write love songs for fear of sounding disingenuous or struggling to convey our feelings without becoming saccharine. But this song felt different, it fell out of the sky very quickly and embodied our experiences in an honest and raw way that we hadn’t captured before. Written in between takes in a studio in Woodstock we recorded it that evening and haven’t touched the track since, what you’re hearing is exactly how we played it the very first time.”

Listen to Only For You below:

Only For You joins Tell You, Happy Enough and one of their all-time most streamed tracks Miracle in building anticipation for the upcoming Miracle EP. It will be completed by an additional two songs, all made in collaboration with producer Simone Felice (Noah Kahan, The Lumineers, Jade Bird). It’s a collection that shows that while Tors explore all kinds of moods and sentiments, their bright melodies, soaring harmonies and blissful vibes craft a consistently appealing and uplifting atmosphere. A big step towards an even stronger future? You better believe it.

The band added: “The Miracle EP is the truest form of Tors we’ve ever released, a body of work that finally feels and sounds like the band we are in our heads. We recorded it buried in the wild forests and hills of Woodstock, New York with Simone Felice who we had previously only dreamed of working with. He quickly embraced us as his brothers and took us for a ceremonial baptism in the creek that runs alongside the studio. The following days were a whirlwind of noise, laughter and cutting the bullshit till we knew what we were looking for and the mission became clear.

Tors (Anna Lowry)

Tors (Anna Lowry)
Tors (Anna Lowry)

We returned to Woodstock two more times in order to finish what we’d started and got to see the studio in blistering summer, bone-rattling snow and everything in between. Something about the magical environment and Simone’s undeniable mentorship inspired us to record the strongest songs we’ve released to date.”

The Miracle EP marks a bold stride forward from their previous career highlight, 2023’s Anything Can Happen EP. The two releases have sparked most of the band’s landmark achievements, including playlists at Radio 1 and Radio 2, as well as shows as guests to big names such as Cian Ducrot, Sam Ryder, Freya Ridings and Tom Walker. They’re also firmly established as go-to collaborators, their writing with artists such as Declan J Donovan, Dean Lewis, Nick Wilson and The Wandering Hearts leading to over 500 million streams to date. All three members of the band have music in the blood: Brothers Matt and Theo Weedon are the grandchildren of Burt Weedon OBE, whose Play In A Day tutorial books helped numerous leading guitarists in the ‘60s and ‘70s to take their first steps as musicians, while Jack Bowden’s mother and sister are both music teachers.

As well as their current European shows with James Blunt, and their upcoming UK, EU and North American headline tours, Tors will also play their first festival date of 2024 at BottleRock on the same stage as headliner Ed Sheeran.

Upcoming UK shows:

APRIL
29th – Glasgow, Oran Mor
30th – Newcastle, Northumbria University – Reds Bar

MAY
1st – Leeds, The Wardrobe
3rd – Manchester, Academy 3
7th – Birmingham, The Castle & Falcon
8th – Bristol, Thekla
10th – London, Islington Assembly Hall

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