New Noise Magazine is pleased to be bringing forth the exclusive video premiere of “Cakewalk” by A Place In Time. The nostalgia represented in the video is beyond infinity, immediately honing in on the early days of Nintendo gaming consoles, sliding into the track’s vibrant melodies. The music video is wrapped in visual metaphors, showcasing a unique ability to host plenty of depth within the A Place In Time’s writing style. Between the urgent vocals and the dancing guitar leads, this is one hell of a track. Take a listen below and know this is the first single of an upcoming record from the band.
Danny Salsbury of A Place in Time commented on the song: “‘Cakewalk’ is about the ups and downs of falling in love and the dichotomy between fulfilling your own needs and compromising for others.”
Caleb Dorsch of A Place in Time commented on the album: “I feel like this record finally achieves the artistic vision we have been reaching for. There are a lot of songs that are new and a lot that are old, but each song has purpose and brings a sense of balance to our sound.”
A Place in Time is a three-piece band from Silver Spring, Maryland and consists of Joel Vi Brittania (guitar/vocals), Danny Salsbury (guitar/vocals), and Caleb Dorsch (bass/vocals). The trio strives to create a sound that blends pop punk, alt rock, and post-hardcore to produce a genre that is all their own. Resembling a mashup of Dance Gavin Dance, The Starting Line, and Green Day, the band released “Perish the Thought,” their first music video, in June 2016. Now anticipating the release of their first full length album, the band’s single, “Maps,” debuted in March 2018. The band presents “Cakewalk,” the second single, on May 11th, 2018 with a music video filmed by Bradley Atom. Coinciding with the release of “Cakewalk,” the self-titled album, due out on June 8th, is now available for pre-order.
