Few Faces continues to capture the essence of modern pop-punk with their new single, “Distant Memory.” This Long Island trio David Carroll (vocals/guitar), Zander Tesoriere (drums), and Ryan Rosenfeld (bass) are no strangers to combining infectious energy with emotional depth, and this track is a testament to their growth. Opening with punchy guitars and Tesoriere’s driving rhythm, “Distant Memory” sets the stage for a nostalgic yet fresh journey. Carroll’s vocals strike the perfect balance of rawness and melody, soaring over the chorus with an anthemic quality that immediately hooks listeners. Rosenfeld’s bassline keeps the track grounded, adding a subtle richness to its dynamic sound.
The band taps into the bittersweet themes of reflection and closure without ever feeling overwrought. The production, clean yet powerful, allows every layer to shine a hallmark of Few Faces’ evolving artistry. Few Faces have nailed it yet again, and this single proves they’re ready to make an even bigger mark.
“Distant Memory” is a standout release that hits hard in all the right ways be sure to stream it, add it to your playlist, and follow Few Faces on their journey because this band is one to watch.