Dan Croll will return with new album Grand Plan, which will be released on August 21st via Communion Records. We’ve shared a handful of cuts from the album already and “Hit Your Limit” is the latest to be released.
It’s another track that sees Croll take a modern approach to some 70s-esque folk-indebted rock and roll that has a sweet and sincere tone about it.
Find Croll’s take on the meaning of “Hit Your Limit”:
“Hit Your Limit” is about the burn out that we all eventually feel at some point in our lives. It’s inevitable we’ll all experience it, even more so if we lead busy lives or live in a big bustling city. In this instance a friend of mine fell ill, and whilst the inner hypochondriac thought it was some deadly disease I had to reassure them (like friends and family still have to do for me) that it was just exhaustion. They’d simply hit their limit, and needed rest.
Enjoy a listen to the track below.
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