- 2025-09-11
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MUSIC
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Parcels Releases New Song “Sorry”
Australian electropop band Parcels, consisting of Louie Swain (keyboards), Patrick Hetherington (keyboards/guitar), Noah Hill (bass), Anatole “Toto” Serret (drums) and Jules Crommelin (guitar), will release their third studio album “LOVED” this Friday (September 12).
It is their first album in four years since the 2021 album “Day/Night”.
From the alum, the band released the fifth and final pre-release single “Sorry” along with a lyric video on September 10, 2025.
The track was written and produced by Jules Crommelin and Patrick Hetherington.
The band said of the song, “Sorry began in Berlin and also went through many different studios and recording processes. It has some Rihanna inspiration, Te Amo, and the nylon guitars felt right to throw it into another world. Again, I wanted the lyrics to be a bit ambiguous. On one hand it’s an earnest apology, it hurts to be loved and that’s hard. It’s an apology to a specific person but also to everyone in general. Extending a hand. At the same time it feels insincere in some moments, a little sarcastic. It has a colder side to it I think.”- The new album comprises 12 tracks, which the band recorded across studios in Berlin, Byron Bay, Sydney, Oaxaca, and Mexico City after a six-month hiatus in early 2023.
The band said of the album, “It’s very internal for all of us, so personal and so deep, which is sometimes quite uncomfortable. But I guess that’s what Parcels is — at least at the moment — all of us having that individual journey, then trying to make a space so we can funnel everybody’s experiences into the same world and express it as a celebration.” -
Photo by Drew Wheeler - source : Apple Music
