The Long War’s second single off their forthcoming album Under a Heavy Sky Stream the song at http://smarturl.it/onceoutnow Visit https://www.thelongwarband.com/ for more music Video created by Galaxy House Productions https://galaxyhouseproductions.com/ ---------- From the band's singer/songwriter Jarrett Lee: “Once In A Lifetime is about the power of love and the pain of a mutually agreed separation. The song tenderly carries you through the moments of realizing that a nurtured and very real love will no longer continue. Once In A Lifetime is a song that brilliantly shares the emotions of loss of that most precious human experience and assures you that love is not disposable.” Endless Summer was recorded in 2019 at Protection Island Studios in Maple Ridge, BC. It was Produced, engineered and mixed by Jonathan Anderson and mastered by Harris Newman at Greymarket Mastering. This project is funded in part by FACTOR and Creative BC.

Once in a Lifetime, the second single from our forthcoming sophomore album, Under a Heavy Sky is available now on all streaming platforms. We are incredibly excited to share another new song and would love to take this opportunity to thank some of our friends and collaborators for helping us create and release this song. Jonathan Anderson at Protection Island Studios for his mixing/producing of the single (best ears in the business!) Harris Newman for his mastering work. Hillary Schell at @weirsdoods for her amazing single artwork (keep an eye out for more down the line). Shane Twerdin and Chad Gilmour at Galaxy House Productions for their music video mastery. Carson Webber for being our brother in arms, and for his unbelievable Bass and synth work on this single. Rebecca Wosk at Homebody PR. Steve Waxman for the words of wisdom. Lastly to CREATIVE BC and FACTOR for their continuing support in the local and national music community.

The Long War first single Endless Summer off their forthcoming album Under a Heavy Sky Stream the song at https://open.spotify.com/album/23opk5c3KcgfdkzGVTDP28?si=Z4JF4J5yQV-ONMIZnjQHlA Visit https://www.thelongwarband.com/ for more music Video created by Galaxy House Productions https://galaxyhouseproductions.com/ ---------- From the band's singer/songwriter Jarrett Lee: "The song was written in the summer of 2018 and simply put, feels like a cathartic break up anthem every time I hear it. It’s about the pain of losing someone and dealing with that loss while being stuck in a summer that felt like it would never end. There was a heat-wave and Vancouver felt crazier than usual. She became my fixation, a direct correlation to the environment around me. When I wrote Endless Summer, I always imagined it having an anthemic, band feel. My goal when I write is to get out of the way of a song once I’ve taken it as far as I can. The meaning will always kind of be hidden and significant to only me. But once it’s out in the world it’s no longer mine, it’s interpretation belongs to that of the listener. Writing is a way to explore my emotions and experiences, describe them in the least obvious way possible, get them out, match them to a melody and let the music take over." Endless Summer was recorded in 2019 at Protection Island Studios in Maple Ridge, BC. It was Produced, engineered and mixed by Jonathan Anderson and mastered by Harris Newman at Greymarket Mastering. This project is funded in part by FACTOR and Creative BC.

Endless Summer, the first single from our forthcoming sophomore album, Under a Heavy Sky is available now on all streaming platforms. https://smarturl.it/EndlessSummerOutNow We are incredibly excited to finally share this new song and would love to take this opportunity to thank some of our friends and collaborators for helping us create and release this song. Jonathan Anderson at Protection Island Studios for his mixing/producing of the single (best ears in the business!) Harris Newman for his mastering work. Hillary Schell at @weirsdoods for her amazing single artwork (keep an eye out for more down the line). Shane Twerdin and Chad Gilmour at Galaxy House Productions for their music video mastery. Carson Webber for being our brother in arms, and for his unbelievable Bass and synth work on this single. Rebecca Wosk at Homebody PR. Steve Waxman for the words of wisdom. Lastly to CREATIVE BC and FACTOR for their continuing support in the local and national music community.

We hope everyone is staying safe and keeping sane during these exceptional times! Here's a video shot pre-quarantine but with social distancing in mind of our song Ghosts off our debut album Landscapes.

Check out our brand new music video for the title track of our debut album 'Landscapes'. Visit www.thelongwarband.com for more or pick up the album on Spotify, iTunes or wherever you get your music. Follow us on all socials @thelongwarband.

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