STRAWBERRY GIRLS Debut New Single “Vanilla Rainforest”

by Ryan Minic | Nov 11, 2016

Any day there’s new Strawberry Girls music is a good day for us. Strawberry Girls have debuted their new single “Vanilla Rainforest,” which is set to appear on their forthcoming album Italian Ghosts.

Now this isn’t to be confused with their 2011 self-released EP of the same name. The forthcoming Italian Ghosts album may feature songs with the same titles — but they’re completely reworked. Literally brand new jams.

Guitarist Zac Garren said,

“We’re extremely excited for everyone to hear ‘Vanilla Rainforest’. It’s a song that pulls from lots of different influences, like dub reggae, hip hop, electronic, and progressive rock.”

Drummer Ben Rosett added,

“Italian Ghosts is a testament to how much we’ve grown as a band and what we believe is our best sounding audio experience as of yet.”

Italian Ghosts comes out February 17th through Tragic Hero.

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