Perennial – “Ready! Steady! Go!”
Perennial, a three-piece from New England, has unveiled another single titled 'Ready! Steady! Go!' continuing momentum from their previous Modernism album previews. The band describes the recording as a high-energy studio session that straddles accessible pop songwriting with experimental psychedelic textures. Perennial's full-length Modernism is scheduled for release on September 18 through Ernest Jenning Record Co.
Musically, the track draws inspiration from 1960s Motown production, incorporating period-appropriate instrumentation like vibraphones and electric organs alongside heavier elements such as fuzzy bass lines. The composition shifts into more avant-garde territory toward its conclusion, introducing reversed guitar work and wah-wah effects that underscore the band's willingness to merge conventional pop hooks with studio experimentation.
- New England band Perennial releases 'Ready! Steady! Go!' as the latest preview from their forthcoming album Modernism (out September 18)
- The track blends 1960s Motown influences with psychedelic and pop elements, featuring vintage instruments and experimental studio techniques