Liam Doyle has released his new single ‘Sober’.

Co-written with his twin brother Declan, the single was recorded during lockdown with no access to a studio or producer to work face-to-face with.

Speaking of the single, Liam said: “’Sober’ is an atmospheric upbeat pop song I co-wrote recently with my twin brother Declan. It’s about being continuously let down by someone but for some reason allowing it to happen over and over again. It’s knowing you’ll never be enough for that person because they enjoy the feeling of messing you around and the power play that comes with that.”

“Due to lockdown, and having no access to working in a studio or with a producer face to face, the making of this track has been a completely different experience to the usual recording of a song, it’s been a huge learning curve recording release ready vocals at home, working remotely with the producer and not seeing things done in real-time, but it has allowed me the time to be a lot more experimental!”

Instead of his stripped-back ballad-esque style, ‘Sober’ introduces a new style to Liam’s music with punchier vocals soundtracking a kaleidoscope pop-led release soundtracking what are relatable lyrics for many.

You can listen to Liam Doyle ‘Sober’ via Spotify below: