Vagabond Flag Reminisces On 'Those Old Days'

New York, NY (Top40 Charts) It has taken Vagabond Flag many years to hone his talents and perfect his song-writing craft. However, after the success of his most recent single 'Not Afraid', he is due to release the second, 'Those Old Days' on December 15th.
Listen here: https://soundcloud.com/vagabond-flag/those-old-days-radio-edit

The song addresses taking a retrospective look on your life - the benefits of being older and confident, whilst also growing more and more cynical. It speaks of the excitement and innocence of youth before it fades, and pleads with the listener not to forget the beauty of impeccability and naivety that we are all blessed with when we are young. The track has been perfectly mastered, with soaring guitar riffs and laid back vocals that possess a reminiscent quality of 90's British rock music. The entire album has been thoughtfully written - the music and the lyrics expressing a dark and melancholy vibe which epitomises his views on life, relationships and resolving pain and loss. Even the name 'Vagabond Flag' has been carefully chosen for a reason - it is a direct quote from the Shakespeare play 'Anthony and Cleopatra', in which Octavius Caeser criticises the fickleness and shallowness of the populace. Vagabond Flag's choice to make it his artists name represents his realistic appraisal, and ultimately, suspicion of fame.
'Those Old Days' is due for release on December 15th, with the album being released on the 12th January.
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