Capturing the visceral frustration of today’s social issues, Adult Leisure’s latest single “Kiss Me Like You Miss Her” strikes a powerful chord by bringing the social commentary to the forefront with a blend of infectious beats paired with biting lyricism. Known for weaving emotionally charged themes with genre-fluid sound, the Bristol-based band pushes further into raw realism with “Kiss Me Like You Miss Her” by placing austerity’s impact in sharp focus.
Recorded at Humm Studios and mastered by industry legend John Webber, the track skillfully combines Neil Scott’s searing vocal exchanges with layers of shimmering synths, resonant guitars, and explosive drums. This sonic landscape amplifies the band’s anger and frustration, making the song feel both urgent and introspective.
The band shares,
“We wanted our chance to express that anger. We saw a way to create a story drawn from personal and everyday experiences. Life still isn’t good, and our way of dealing with it is through music – this is our petulance and frustration in a song.”
Adult Leisure’s ability to tell relatable stories within their rich sounds makes it easy for “Kiss Me Like You Miss Her” to not only be a catchy song, but a track that demands attention. Their choice to focus on shared experiences from choosing between a meal or paying for utilities underscores the urgency of their message. The result is a song that feels intensely personal yet universally relevant. By blending stark social commentary with their strikingly infectious music, Adult Leisure challenges one to confront harsh realities of those affected by economic hardship.
“Kiss Me Like You Miss Her” is a powerful blend of infectious melodies and urgent social commentary and a rally cry for change. Adult Leisure proves that music can have an important message while also having a catchy hook.
