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Dave Curl’s ‘Fool in Love’ – A Soul-Stirring Confession

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2 months ago

March 3, 2025

Dave Curl’s latest single, “Fool in Love”, is a triumphant return to form for the Swiss singer-songwriter, one that showcases his unique ability to craft songs that are both deeply personal and universally relatable. This stunning track, written over thirty years ago, is a poignant exploration of the emotional complexities of love and self-doubt, capturing the essence of confusion, insecurity, and longing that defined Curl’s younger years.

The track’s production is equally impressive, with an infectious, upbeat pop backdrop that provides a stunning contrast to the raw emotion of Curl’s lyrics. The result is a song that is both catchy and emotionally resonant, making it a standout addition to Curl’s body of work. With “Fool in Love”, Curl continues to push the boundaries of his unique blend of folk, pop, and rock, solidifying his reputation as a masterful storyteller and emotive vocalist.

One of the most striking aspects of “Fool in Love” is its ability to tap into the emotional nuances of love and relationships. Curl’s lyrics are raw, honest, and deeply relatable, making the song feel like a deeply personal confessional. As he sings about the tension between being in love and feeling lost within that very love, it’s impossible not to feel a sense of connection to the emotions he’s describing.

With “Fool in Love”, Curl has crafted a song that is both deeply intimate and instantly recognizable, one that invites listeners to embrace their own imperfections and acknowledge that it’s okay to not have it all figured out. It’s a powerful message, delivered with vulnerability and sincerity, making “Fool in Love” an instant classic.

In short, “Fool in Love” is a masterpiece of emotional storytelling, a song that will resonate with listeners worldwide and cement Dave Curl’s position as a rising star in the music industry.

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Last Train to play UK dates!

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1 hour ago

May 9, 2025

Don Reed

After ‘Weathering’ and ‘The Big Picture’, acclaimed Lyon-based 4-piece Last Train‘s new album is a direct reflection of raw anger. Recorded in a crumbling, unheated chateau, ‘III’ channels frustration into meticulously composed rock. Formed in the 2010s, Jean-Noël Scherrer, Julien Peultier, Timothée Gérard and Antoine Baschung gained a strong following with their first two albums and toured with Muse and Placebo. In 2024 they released ‘Original Motion Picture Soundtrack’, an orchestral reworking of their songs, but the new album marks their true return to form as a rock band. Tracks like the first two singles ‘Home’ and ‘The Plan’ combine rock energy with melody, balancing emotional depth and anger.

With ‘III’, Last Train have produced a radical and authentic third album, far from the aseptic super-productions. With ‘One by One’ – the focus track, you’ll feel right in the band’s rehearsal room: screeching feedback, punchy drums, overflowing bass and incisive choruses. Provocative as it is, the track embodies a frantic race: the train will go on, with or without us. Mature, confident and increasingly daring, these ambassadors of French rock continue their dizzying ascent, no matter how high the wall!

The band are touring Europe extensively this year in support of the album, including a headline London show and appearances at Focus Wales and The Great Escape Festival. Don’t miss the chance to catch them live in all of their glory.

Upcoming UK shows:

8.05: Focus Wales, Wrexham (20:15- Ty Pawb)

10.05: Focus Wales, Wrexham (19:25- Penny Black)

12.05: The Grace, London (Headline show)

16.05: The Great Escape, Brighton (7pm at The Wing at The Brighton Centre).