together, learned to accept each
other’s opinions, and we share all
credits equally as a band should.
We have also learned how to record
and get out of the way of a
song, something that we are very
proud of with the release of the
first single, ‘Little Miss America.’”
The band’s fourth album, Midnight
Lights, is scheduled for release
in August. Josh Orange is
hoping to be able to play some
shows in America in the future.
Burke describes the essence the
band tried to capture with the
song and its video. “It’s about the
importance of lives and work of
everyday people. It might be the
guy that serves you coffee in the
morning, the truck driver that delivers
your parcel, the front-liners
who put their lives at risk everyday,
or the lady in the diner that
takes the time to ask how you are.
The song is inspired by the integrity
and importance of the small
gestures we receive every day
from ordinary people who are doing
the best they can. The small
gestures that make a difference, a
simple smile can go a long way on
an ordinary day. They very much
do make a difference. There are
stars all around us. We dedicate
this video clip to you, and you
know who you are. Thank you.”
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Watch Josh Orange perform “Hey John”
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