Fort Worth-based indie rock trio The Flying Beets returns with their dynamic sixth full-band single, “Don’t Let Me Notice.” Known for seamlessly blending influences of rockabilly and alt-country, this track cements their reputation as one of the most promising acts in the indie music scene. Despite their relatively recent formation in Spring 2022, The Flying Beets’ sound exhibits a maturity and emotional depth that sets them apart from their contemporaries.
Fronted by Nathan Waller, whose extraordinary vocal range and impassioned delivery take center stage, “Don’t Let Me Notice” is a song that bridges the gap between nostalgia and modern innovation. Waller’s voice glides effortlessly through the track, bringing both grit and vulnerability. His commanding yet soulful tone adds weight to the song’s message, while bassist David Cross and drummer Alexis Randolph provide a rich, rhythmic backbone.
Recorded at Fort Worth Sound and produced by the band alongside the esteemed Bart Rose, the track boasts an impressive production quality that allows each element to shine. From twangy guitar riffs to steady percussion and heartfelt melodies, “Don’t Let Me Notice” feels equal parts classic and fresh.
“Don’t Let Me Notice” captures the complexity of emotions surrounding love, loss, and self-awareness. Through relatable and poetic lyrics, the track explores themes of longing and introspection, as if urging listeners to confront the parts of life we often ignore. The chorus is haunting and memorable, laced with both regret and resolve, hallmarks of timeless storytelling that resonate universally.
In just two years, The Flying Beets have proven their ability to connect with fans across genres and demographics. Their music’s undeniable appeal has earned them nominations from Fort Worth Weekly for Best Song of 2024 (for “Maybe Baby”) and Best Video (for “The Stupid Way You Breathe”).
The band’s previous singles have enjoyed significant indie success, with “The Stupid Way You Breathe” climbing as high as 176 on the College Radio Charts (unweighted) and holding a steady spot in the Top 300 for eight weeks. Their growing Spotify audience, boasting over 30K listeners and 150K streams, reflects the trio’s ability to build a loyal following. Meanwhile, their standout music videos have racked up over 100K views, reinforcing their growing influence.
What sets “Don’t Let Me Notice” apart is its ability to traverse genres while maintaining a consistent emotional core. It’s a song that appeals to fans of rock, country, and indie alike, drawing on rockabilly roots while embracing modern alt-rock sensibilities. With its infectious melody, rich instrumentation, and poignant lyrics, the track serves as both a personal anthem and a universal tale of self-reflection.
The Flying Beets may be a relatively new band, but their sound, dedication, and success suggest they’re here to stay. With “Don’t Let Me Notice,” Nathan Waller, David Cross, and Alexis Randolph continue to showcase their collective talent, proving that great music knows no boundaries of time or place. This single is destined to resonate deeply with listeners, solidifying The Flying Beets as a standout name in the indie music landscape.
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