Fresh off their appearance at the famous Glastonbury Festival, The Ramona Flowers have today, July 21, released a new four-track EP called Magnify.

Magnify is a sleek, bass driven, electronically informed modern pop EP with synthetic textures and melodies.

The leading single off the EP is If You Remember: the video for the song transports the viewers into the struggling life of a former famous movie director played by actor Brian Blessed (Doctor Who, Hamlet, Much Ado About Nothing, Tarzan). After acquiring a camera from kids playing in his yard, he is reminded of the innocence and drive he once felt. He rediscovers his happiness by joining the kids as they exude child-like wonder and excitement for filmmaking: a feel good video in not so feel good times.

Watch the video for If You Remember clicking on the image and stream the whole new EP on Spotify.

Bristol-based indie/synth pop band The Ramona Flowers will release their new EP Magnify on the 21st of July.
After touring extensively throughout 2016 with the likes of White Lies, The Heavy and The Stereophonics and delivering their second album Part Time Spies last Semptember, the band jumped into the studio to lay down 4 new tracks.

One of these songs, the new single If You Remember, dropped last friday, June 2: it's an ultracatchy synth pop/new wave number that could have been written by English band Hurts.

Lyrically, If You Remember "is about two lifelong friends and one of them has hit complete rock bottom. The one friend reminds the other of better times to try to help pick him back up emotionally."

With nearly half a million YouTube views, and over 350 thousand Spotify plays, The Ramona Flowers are quickly gaining domestic and international attention. 2017 will see them hit the road in Europe and Japan fresh from an intimate hometown show in Bristol and what promises to be a very special Glastonbury performance this summer. Meanwhile, listen to If You Remember on SoundCloud clicking on the image.