The Red Lite District has never shied away from bold statements, but their latest single, “We Are All Working Class Now”, taken from their freshly released six-track EP, might be their most searing yet. Released via Sodeh Records, the track captures the band at their fiery, melodic best, equal parts protest anthem and sing-along rally cry.
From the first crash of drums and driving guitar, the energy is relentless. There’s a raw urgency baked into the production, giving the song the immediacy of a live performance. The Red Lite District thrives on this kinetic chaos, weaving punchy hooks with gritty riffs that grab hold and don’t let go. Their sound is both unapologetically punk and sharply melodic, striking a balance between aggression and accessibility.
Lyrically, “We Are All Working Class Now” strikes with the blunt force of frustration but also carries a unifying spirit. The band distills the growing discontent of ordinary people into a chant-like declaration. The title itself is a banner, a slogan that feels ripped from a march or a placard, and the verses flesh it out with lines that blur the personal and political. It is a song that doesn’t just observe the state of things; it demands to be part of the conversation.
Vocally, the delivery teeters between snarl and chant, the kind of performance that feels built for sweaty venues where every word is screamed back at the stage. Yet, for all its grit, the song is undeniably catchy. The chorus lingers long after the final note, echoing like a mantra.
With “We Are All Working Class Now,” The Red Lite District proves themselves as both musical agitators and master craftsmen of anthems. It’s a track that unites, provokes, and resonates as a timely soundtrack for turbulent times.
CLICK HERE TO STREAM | The Red Lite District's "We Are All Working Class Now" on Spotify.
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