By Colin 
Project Culture return with their latest single, ‘Anyone Can Fall in Love’, releasing on 14th February. The London-based art rock quartet continue to push boundaries, fusing their signature alt-rock sound with the charm of a classic show tune.
The song takes inspiration from dramatic monologue poetry, playing with the idea of self-denial. Its narrator claims he doesn’t think about love, preferring to focus on personal ambition. However, as the song unfolds, it becomes clear that love is all he can think about. The track builds to a hopeful conclusion, suggesting that one day, he will finally embrace it.
Frontman and songwriter Tom was heavily influenced by Stephen Sondheim while writing the song. He set out to craft a theatrical, old-school romantic number that wouldn’t feel out of place in a classic musical. At the same time, the band’s heavier alt-rock sensibilities ensure the song remains unmistakably their own.
Project Culture Upcoming Gigs
Project Culture have built a reputation for their high-energy performances and distinctive blend of melodic guitar work and socially conscious lyrics. BBC Introducing praised them for their “post-punk energy” and ability to “transform clichés into original turns of phrase.”
The band will celebrate the release of ‘Anyone Can Fall in Love’ with a string of live shows:
- Two Palms, Hackney – Tuesday 11th February
- Katzpace, London Bridge – Sunday 23rd February
- Spice of Life, Soho – Saturday 1st March
Following their recent performance at Alexandra Palace as part of the venue’s 150th anniversary celebrations, the band plan to keep the momentum going. They intend to spend 2025 writing, recording, and releasing more music, while continuing to make their mark on the live circuit.
‘Anyone Can Fall in Love’ is out on 14th February and will be available on all major streaming platforms. You can follow the band here and pre-save ‘Anyone Can Fall in Love’ here…