- 2025-09-16
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MUSIC
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DON BROCO Premieres New Song “Disappear” on BBC Radio 1
British rock band DON BROCO, consisting of Rob Damiani (vocals), Simon Delaney (guitar), Matt Donnelly (drums), and Tom Doyle (bass), premiered a new song “Disappear” on BBC Radio 1's New Music Show with Jack Saunders.
The song is the third single off of their upcoming fifth studio album, following “Cellophane” and “Hype Man”.
It was written by Charlie Martin, Dan Lancaster, Joe Housley, Matt Donnelly, Rob Damiani, Simon Delaney, and Tom Doyle. Produce by Dan Lancaster and The Nocturns.
The band frontman Rob Damiani told Jack Saunders about the song, “This is it's new Don Broco. I think this is a really good. First port call for the entire album. We've had a few songs out ready, but this is a great sort of we're back moment for us. I think this song, more than any song sort of encapsulates. A lot of what this new record is about the feel of it, the energy, the heaviness, the darkness, is kind of like a great. This is who we are, this record. So I'm excited to hear it.”- He continued, “I think we wanted to with this song really, sort of not shy away from how hard life can be. I think as a band, we've definitely in a personalized been through the most like turbulent, stressful, sad, painful years of our life. And there's a few songs that deal with that on the record. But this song, I feel like, wraps it all up in this kind of angsty, but still, I guess very Dom broko song. We thought playing it to people, everyone just be like, this is indigestible. There's a song, and then, a lot of people were just really connecting with it.”
- source : BBC Radio 1
