Fly By Midnight is back with a new single, “Infinitely Falling,” which has some heart-pounding moments. “Infinitely Falling” combines nostalgic-infused melodies with an almost cinematic, build-less, dropless production. Riding high from the success of their fourth album, Fictional Illustrations, which has accrued more than 50 million streams, the troublemaking duo Justin Bryte and Slavo explains why they’re one of modern pop’s most interesting acts.
“Infinitely Falling” seems like the soundtrack to a late-night drive, windows down, heart cracked open. Lush synths swirl around those hypnotic harmonies as“Infinitely Falling” builds toward a whooshing synth-wave chorus that encapsulates the free-fall sensation of love, the kind that leaves you feeling weightless but 100 percent exposed. Justin’s silky, haunting vocals perfectly match Slavo’s meticulous production, resulting in a sound that feels fresh and timeless.
Already on major playlists, including (but certainly not limited to) Spotify’s Chill Hits, soda, and New Music Friday, as well as Apple’s Relationship Goals and Everyday Hits, Fly By Midnight has made a name for itself as a heavyweight in playlists. Fresh off a U.S. headlining run and dates opening for Teddy Swims, VINCINT, and Jake Miller, the duo is riding the wave of their growing global fanbase.
Whether you’re falling for someone new or just wandering in your daydream, “Infinitely Falling” is the perfect, intoxicating soundtrack to accompany you.