Delivering a mix of punk, funk, and melody Nonstop To Cairo release their reflective and soulful new song “Not Today” as they gear up to deliver their pop-infused genre-fluid new album KAI on May 5 via collaboration with Rama Entertainment and Creative Entertainment Network/The Orchard, a division of Sony Music. Pre-save KAI here: https://orcd.co/m8m1nro
See the video for “Not Today” here: https://youtu.be/gOa7H-Rvjpo
New York-based Nonstop To Cairo is August “ASH” Harris (vocals,) Nick Diamond (guitar/vocals,) Alex Turner (drums/vocals,) Ed Nevin (Bass guitar). About “Not Today,” Diamond says, “Not Today is a song about showing Love to yourself. It’s about telling those internal demons… back off!! Maybe tomorrow…. Not Today”.
Their new album KAI is named as a tribute to the band’s trumpet player/keyboardist Kevin Anand Itwaru, whose initials make up the album title. Itwaru passed away tragically just before KAI was recorded, “KAI is a celebration of life, dedicated to our friend, brother, and former member Kevin Anand Itwaru who passed away in 2020. The project is a great portrayal of the vision we created with him, as our sound is ever-evolving. KAI is about the ups and downs of life, music, loss, and the connection needed to persevere, shares guitarist Diamond.
Perfecting the art of blending different genres, Nonstop To Cairo delivers rock and pop-aware grooves with each song unique in its own way but flowing flawlessly together.
Check out their previous single “Million Dollar Space“.
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