Water Street’s new single, “Overdue,” released via Free Dive Collective, brings an exciting and fresh energy to the indie rock scene. The band, rooted in North Jersey, captures the exhilarating feeling of instant, life-altering love, as lead singer Dave Paulson so eloquently describes. The fast-paced instrumentation, paired with heartfelt lyrics, mirrors the whirlwind of emotions that come with falling deeply and suddenly for someone. Paulson’s vocals intertwine with the captivating harmonies of Julia Aiello, creating a sonic landscape that feels both urgent and timeless.
Recorded at Little Brother Audio and produced by Tyler Ripley, “Overdue” is an excellent showcase of Water Street’s evolving sound. The dynamic blend of indie rock with Americana elements, spiced with saxophone riffs by Alex Kerssen, ensures this track will resonate with a broad audience. The arrangement, which took shape during studio sessions, perfectly complements the song’s lyrical themes of love that feels both unexpected and overdue.
“Overdue” is an anthem for those serendipitous moments of connection and passion. Water Street’s ability to convey such profound emotions through energetic rhythms and layered vocals makes this track a must-listen. Don’t miss out—add “Overdue” to your playlist and follow Water Street on social media for more upcoming releases.
