The new single from Newcastle indie-pop quartet The Old Pink House, ‘Jaded’, which is out today is your This Feeling Track Of The Day.

Of this latest release, frontman Christopher Brown explains “Jaded is about how things we go through wear us down. I’m naturally a pessimistic person and the lyrics are shot through with that sense of cynicism, but at the same time I’m always trying to peel away at it traps us in a vicious cycle where we become more and more numb to everything around us. With the way everything in the world is going now, it’s the last thing anyone needs.”
Supported by Huw Stephens and Phil Taggart at BBC Radio 1, and making appearances at some of the UK’s premiere tastemaker festivals in Live At Leeds, Neighbourhood and Meet the North, as well as support slots with the likes of Manic Street Preachers, Anteros and The Amazons.

Following a sell-out at last October’s headline show at Think Tank in Newcastle, they’ve announced an even bigger show at rite-of-passage venue The Cluny this August. As well as this there are upcoming slots at their hometown’s Hit the North festival and the renowned Live at Leeds festival.