Fashion, a dark, hazy dive into modern romance, is the first song from their debut EP, Dress To Drive. AFTERDRIVE are a band on the rise, locking into a sound that feels both fresh and inevitable. 

Released on 20th June 2025, “Valet” is AFTERDRIVE’s latest summer soundtrack — commercial, nostalgic and impossible to ignore. With slick vocals, a groove-heavy bassline, and addictive guitar hooks, the track captures the magic of nights you wish would never end. 

Released on 22nd November 2024, “Cars” blends nostalgia with youthful energy, earning praise from BBC Radio 1 as “stadium-worthy” and Notion Magazine, who called it “impossible to ignore.” It also featured on the Premier League playlist at Ipswich Town Stadium.

“OFTEN” hit the national radio airwaves; receiving critical acclaim and airtime on Radio 1 and Radio X.  Another high-quality upbeat track from AFTERDRIVE, befitting of their status of one of the UK’s most exciting new bands. The track was also the sound track to Ipswich Town Football Club's end of season montage, recapping their highlights in the Premiere League.

The band's second release , "99", evokes a sense of anticipation, desire, and nostalgia. 99 caught the attention of BBC Radio; whilst the band was being studio interviewed, DJ Connor Bennett hailed 99 as going straight on his playlist.​

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A charged, emotionally raw track that captures the band’s signature sound with a new level of intensity, new single Necklace is equal parts anthemic and intimate.

Released on 7th March 2025, 'What She Needs' is a modern-day ballad blending raw emotion with an immersive pop soundscape. With emotive synths, atmospheric guitars, and a stirring vocal performance, it tells a heartfelt story of longing and emotional distance.​

“Gold Dust,” adds to their impressive repertoire. Immediately, ‘Gold Dust’ delivers a fantastic balance of heart felt lyrics, groove, pop and rock that draws in the listener. It has the guitar based commercial appeal that can break into the mainstream.  

"Bad Vibes" is a must listen. It’s relatable vocal hooks and melodies attract in all listeners. The brilliant guitar riff and irresistible drum and bass grooves makes "Bad Vibes" stay firmly in listeners' heads and on their favourite playlists!​

Uplifting and acclaimed, this debut track earned regular radio play and secured BBC Introducing Track of The Week. Whilst "Stick Around" tackles difficult subjects, its powerful melody and drive makes it a song of hope, reminding listeners that they’re important to someone.