Bath alt-rockers Young Martyrs have released their new single, “Everyone Else Disappears”, a track exploring the mixed emotions of unrequited love. Tom Corneill on Vocals and guitar , Rich Beeby on bass, Lee Cole on drums and Simon Whitehead on guitar. It’s about the pain of wanting to be with someone who may never know how much you care.
What makes this track so compelling is its focus on the gap between the life you dream of and the life you have to live with. The song is about that feeling when the feelings are high but the opportunity to act on them is out of reach. "Everyone else Disappears" is a moving meditation on unrequited love, a reminder that the heaviest things to carry are often the things you don’t say.
"Everyone Else Disappears" is a song for anyone who's ever gone back and played out imaginary conversations in their head, or built an entire future around the possibility of something still up in the air. Recorded with Sebastian Brice of Indefra Studios at Real World Studios, with additional recording by Ed Oleszko at Vintage Tone Factory, the release reflects a carefully developed creative process.
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