Following the critical success of their recent singles ‘Die Inside’, ‘Waiting’, ‘Rubber Hits The Road’ and ‘MINE’, ‘Come and Get Some Me’ channels a heady dose of sexy rock and roll, disco and soul, with nods to Pointer Sisters, ESG, Mary Jane Girls and Donna Summer.

SUSU says: “Who’s Haute? This is our summer scorcher, ‘Come and Get Some Me’ serves unapologetic disco fashioned as a pop-rock classic. It’s the ninth single from our upcoming album Call Susie and is an empowering dance hit recalling the days of Soul Train and Studio 54. Soul drenched vocals steep as the music climaxes. Together we drip in sexual prowess to deliver an uptempo endorphin release..”

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Following the critical success of their recent singles ‘ Waiting’, ‘Rubber Hits The Road’ and ‘MINE’, ‘Die Inside’ channels a heady dose of 60s rhythm and blues, gospel, rock and soul, with nods to The Ronettes, The Shangri-Las and Del Shannon.

SUSU says: “Our latest single ‘Die inside’ is the resolve to its precursor ‘Waiting’. Eyes “witnessing our slow demise” flood with final tears. A stirring heart rending resolution is made to end the cycle of a lovers loop. This IS the farewell fight. Pop soaked harmonies wrapped in 50’s Ronette-like production deftly softens the blow of realizing that “there was nothing ever left.”

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Following the critical success of their recent single ‘MINE’, ‘Rubber Hits The Road’ signals the next stop on the band’s musical evolution. Drawing on a myriad of influences; blues, soul, punk, rock and garage, it is a fiery confrontation peppered with wry lyricism and a “won’t back down” attitude.

Here’s the SUSU: “The niceties are over . The jig is up . The buck stops here… At the end of the line with the dust barely settled, we’re out like wild banshees with a blues driven rock prophecy howlin: this is where the ‘Rubber Hits The Road’.”

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Drawing on a myriad of influences from blues, soul, punk, rock and grunge, it is a fiery buoyant approach peppered with wry introspective lyricism and a penchant for uplifting rock and roll, ‘MINE’, showcases a more intimate, pensive side to their music.

They say: “‘Mine’ is the familiar and bittersweet ballad of soul aching vocals that pull your heartstrings while painting the picture of what it would be like ‘if you were Mine’. The guitar’s longing progression alongside heartbreaking piano brings us to a haunting place of wanting. ‘Mine’ begs the listener to wander into an unrequited fantasy…”

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