With their debut album due out at the end of next month, Scotland's Vista's return with their brand new single Summer. Whilst it seems increasingly unlikely that we'll get one this year (in the conventional sense at least), the three-piece take us on a journey of nostalgia as we remember chips at the seaside, festival smells and beers on a warm evening. Speaking about 'Summer', frontman Prentice said: "‘Summer’ is the oldest track on the album, written all the way back in 2016. We used to play this song a lot but for whatever reason it left our setlist a few years ago. When we were considering songs for the album we brought out the old demo for ‘Summer’ and we knew it had to go on the record. When it was initially written it was about remembering old Summer holidays from your childhood. However since the song’s creation we’ve experienced four more years of Summers and I thought it was interesting how the feeling of the song was still relevant to me. The feeling was less about reminiscing and more about appreciating how quickly our time passes. I really love this track and I’m so happy it made its way onto the album." Summer is taken from the band's upcoming debut album 'Everything Changes In The End', set for release May 29th 2020.



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