The Mess:Age recently brought ‘LIGHT OF BLUE “Sugar Ocean Girl”’ forward from their second album, ‘AGE OF MESS’, and it’s stealing attention. The London-based group is led by vocalist and founder Glen Brandon ‘Ziggy’, alongside bassist Paul Gold and guitarist Jaime Page. Their music draws from rock and commercial pop, while their wider identity is rooted in spirituality, positivity, and rebellion.

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“A breezy pop-rock ride where summer sunshine meets a rebellious call to stay positive and look beyond the noise.”

‘LIGHT OF BLUE “Sugar Ocean Girl”’ is a song that sets you free from the clutches of something that is holding you back. It has that feeling of a summer afternoon by the ocean, with a commercial pop-rock approach that keeps the track accessible while leaving room for its bigger ideas. Beneath the easy-going surface, Ziggy gives the song a more philosophical edge. The ‘Light of Blue’ becomes a symbol of positivity, togetherness, and the idea of keeping your inner frequency bright even when the world around you feels increasingly chaotic. You will find the classic rebellious spirit of The Mess:Age but with a softer tone that entices you to listen to the song in peace.

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