Justin Jay & Friends release indie-rock track What Do You Want

For a chill sesh with your mates.

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Justin Jay is back at it again, this time Josh Taylor and Benny Bridges for their latest collab What Do You Want. This genre-blending (indie meets rock meets pop meets some grunge) track will either get busting some old-school groovy 70’s moves, or be the perfect background song for a laid-back BBQ or Sunday banter session with your mates. A catchy and repetitive hook of “What do you want, do you want with me”, and some harmonic ‘oohs’ make it an easy sing-a-long of the good kind.

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