Beafets press photo for single Open Letter

Beafets offer energetic and emotional melodic pop-rock ballads

Specialising in energetic and emotional indie ballads, Scottish quartet Beafets feel rejuvenated as they go into the new year with latest single ‘Open Letter’. 

The East Kilbride-based band originally formed in 2015 with quick success thanks to their two singles and shows supporting Beach Baby, The Ninth Wave and The Lapelles. 

However, no sooner they arrived, they were gone due to what the band say were “mitigating circumstances”. 

SInce January 2019, Beafets were refreshed for a return with their first studio single ‘Rules for Fools’. Fast forward two years later they are back with their new melodic pop-rock anthem ‘Open Letter’. 

The single is a heartwarming slice of pop-rock which certainly doesn’t lack the charm. Snappy guitar riffs and vocals like early days of The Wombats, Beafets’ ‘Open Letter’ pulls on the heartstrings with its booming basslines and radiant guitars.

Beafets have said ‘Open Letter’ will be the “first of several” planned releases for 2021, so keep an eye out for this name as they won’t be going away any time soon this time around. 

Have a listen now and let us know what you think too by leaving a review below.

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