Lonely Android is a band you should check out, based in the Cotswolds. The music partnership was formed in mid 2026. Lonely Android is a group influenced by music of the past and the future, and is always interested in the greatest songwriters. The focus for the partnership is on songwriting, sound detail and melody, in the aim to make meaningful music that connect with their listeners, meaning success for Lonely Android is moving at least one listener.
In that ethos, Lonely Android work with Purple Android, who have been credited on the band’s latest single, ‘Everything in time’. This dreamy creation explores the idea of remembering the past, seeing a dream from the past from the present. If this sounds like something up your street, Lonely Android recommend you play this song loud, sit back, and relax.
‘Everything in time’ is the latest song from Lonely Android, a British band that formed as a music partnership in mid 2026. They put emphasis on exceptional songwriting, and focus on putting the extra detail into the sound and the melody, with the aim of creating a piece of music that means something to the listener. The band is based in the Cotswolds, and the music partnership was formed in mid 2026.
No stranger to working with Purple Android, who is credited on ‘Everything in time’, the song explores the dreamy notion of remembering the past. This track represents the latest single to be released by Lonely Android, who emphasise that playing the song loud, sitting back, and relaxing is one way to immerse yourself in it.
After exploring the dreamy notion of remembering the past, Lonely Android released their latest single ‘Everything in time’, who describe the song as a dream of the past seen through the present. This new track is a representation of their passion for creating music that resonates with the listener, which is what makes the focus for Lonely Android to make music that means something. However, a no stranger to Purple Android, who was credited for their work on ‘Everything in time’, Lonely Android suggest that to fully appreciate their track, you need to put yourself into the ideal listening position: play it loud, sit back, and let yourself get lost.
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