On Let's Eat Grandma's 'Happy New Year,' the U.K. duo serve firecracking nostalgia with a side of tennis. Read our review.
and explosive synths open the new stunner from Let’s Eat Grandma, the U.K. duo made up of Rosa Walton and Jenny Hollingworth. And as the title suggests, “Happy New Year” is a genuinelytrack, with actual firecrackers entering at three-and-a-half minutes and lines about the joy of having a clean slate while keeping nostalgia tucked away in your back pocket. “Sparks in the sky until we meet the sunrise,” Walton sings, “then see the year come into bloom.
“Happy New Year” is rooted in Walton and Hollingworth’s lifelong friendship, with childhood memories that date back to kindergarten class. The nostalgia here runs deep — summertime days spent in gardens, igloos built in snow, and bubble baths in swimsuits — but the synths prevent the mood from sinking, even when the duo analyze a recent rift in their friendship. “I’d been struggling to come to terms with the fact that our relationship had changed,” Walton said of the track.
That growth can be felt in the euphoric chants of “Hallelujah!” and “Happy New Year!” from Walton, who, in the video, delivers these sentiments in a hot pink Von Dutch suit during a tennis match. On the other side of the net is Hollingworth, playing her opponent despite a bloody nose.
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