Bedolina find the rhythm of time again in "We Are the Clock Ourselves Again"

Philadelphia indie rockers Bedolina have a new song out, "We Are the Clock Ourselves Again," recorded at Miner St Recordings in Philadelphia, PA. The track mixes the band's own songwriting with contributions from members of The War on Drugs, giving Bedolina's latest release an interesting collaborative dimension. Robby Bennett plays keyboards, and Charlie Hall plays drums, and their musicianship adds to the song's arrangement.

"We Are the Clock Ourselves Again" is another installment in Bedolina's indie-rock brand, written by Ken Gould and produced by Brian McTear and Amy Morrissey. The recording spot at Miner St Recordings has a clear Philadelphia connection, keeping the song close to home for the band. "We Are the Clock Ourselves Again" feels grounded in a particular creative environment while staying focused on Bedolina's identity. 

"We Are the Clock Ourselves Again" is a collaborative indie rock release shaped by a focused group of musicians and producers, without unnecessary embellishment. The song also reflects the importance of creative collaboration for Bedolina. Centered on Gould's songwriting, McTear and Morrissey produced the track, with Bennett and Hall providing additional instrumental contributions.