Australian alt-pop band Tigertown — comprising husband and wife Chris and Charlie Collins and Chris' siblings Alexi and Elodie — have released their latest single, "Come My Way," and it covers a difficult topic.
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The single has, according to Billboard, "warm, bouncy synths, cascading keys and an anthemic chorus you can't help but chant along to." But while the song evokes a joyful mood, the subject matter is mental health and overcoming depression.
"We wrote 'Come My Way' last year in Nicaragua with our friend [British songwriter] James Flannigan. It's about helping someone through a time of depression," Chris Collins said. "We make ourselves so emotionally vulnerable these days, which can be great but it means, now more than ever, we need to be looking out for each other always."
"Come My Way" is the first single released from the Tigertown's upcoming EP, Warrior, out Nov. 17. The band will embark on a November tour in support of Great Good Fine OK.
