RELEASED SONGS
EP - Released 27th February 2026
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Chase the Wild’s debut EP showcases a range of sounds from the band, from the upbeat groovy ‘Sticky Situation’, to the powerful heartbreak of “Face the Truth”. Each song hits you in the heart in a different way, telling stories of love, pain and happiness through the lense of someone who’s still figuring themself out.
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'GO ON HOME'
SINGLE - Released 28th January 2026
ROSIE
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'Rosie' is the 5th single released by 'Chase The Wild'
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Rosie tells the story of finding someone “perfect”, only to realise they’re not who you really thought they were. Dancing over tight beats and fluttery keys, you discover the illusion of the person who you thought was the one, when in reality they couldn’t be further from it.
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SINGLE - Released 2nd May 2025
BACK OF MY MIND
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'Back of My Mind' is the fourth single by Chase the Wild
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Back Of My Mind captures that chilled out tropical vibe of a well needed holiday, before exploding into a groovy, powerful journey. Exploring the idea of wanting your next partner to be identical to your last, but coming around to the fact that that’s simply not going to happen. Close your eyes and imagine you’re on a hammock in The Maldives, you might just feel the breeze blowing!
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'Nightmare' is the third single by Chase the Wild
Nightmare dives deep into the emotional chaos of a crumbling relationship, where love and uncertainty collide. It captures the turmoil of sensing your partner’s unhappiness while still feeling their lingering attachment. Nightmare explores the agony of taking a break— teetering between hope and heartbreak and wrestling with doubt​
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SINGLE - Released 11th October
SLIDE AWAY
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'Slide Away' is the second single by Chase the Wild, following up from the success of 'Communication'.
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Slide Away is an upbeat, groovy indie rock banger packed with energy. It draws inspiration from the coastal Australian indie rock scene, influenced by bands like Ocean Alley and Sticky Fingers. With a funky, alternative, dreamlike groove, the track explores the emotional conflict of being stuck in a situationship, knowing you should move on yet always sliding back
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SINGLE - Released 29th March
COMMUNICATION
Communication marks Chase The Wild's release debut. An indie rock classic with catchy hooks and riffs that keep the energy high.
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When asked about how the energy from their performances would be reflected in a recording, it was made clear that no intricate detail was spared. “It's the biggest multitrack recording I've ever done… I think it's like 124 channels, which is mental, to me at least… The energy is definitely there” Ben explains as he goes on to discuss the “26 vocals in there that are all doing tiny little things that you probably can’t hear, but without them the energy’s gone”. “You can hear everything if you dial in, but it’s still this wall of sound” contributes Freddie. When in the studio, Chase The Wild’s tracks evolve from its original idea into something that “feels way better, and sounds better” as Ben puts it, with Freddie adding “[when playing live] we put in elements from the studio version and we also take out elements in the studio version that we were doing live before. Once we’ve recorded them, they flow better”.
‘Communication’ was first brought in by keys player Oscar. “It was very jazzy at first” Ted reveals, adding “we built our parts around the original idea and put our own spins on it”. The band nods as Oscar continues “it’s been refined over the months”. The writing process for this band is always a journey, and highly collaborative. “There's just so many ideas… trying to fit everyone's ideas into a song can be quite difficult” Oscar points out. Each member is aware of their uncommon larger set up for their genre, but Ben reassures “we are quite a good band in terms of making room for each other, we really think about that when we are writing”. Matt agrees “we will try different things, for example, sometimes I’ll suggest to Oscar [that he take a part instead of me]”. Ben continues, praising Oscar's versatility; “he’s a completely different instrument to all of us, he can do a bit of everything. I think that [definitely translates well] into what we are doing” further asserting the importance of each member and the high regard they hold each other in.
