From London, Ontario, watch Lost In Japan live with us a performance of their latest single “Red Line.” The track is from their forthcoming debut album set to drop this year. Lost In Japan will be performing at Lee’s Palace on March 4.

Lost In Japan released their first EP Somedays last year, racking up over 780,000 Spotify streams. The EP was recorded with JUNO award winning producer Dan Brodbeck at Sugar Shack Studios in London, ON. They have toured alongside acts including Yukon Blonde, Hollerado, and Born Ruffians.

“Red Line” was inspired by the band’s life on the road and being away from their loved ones. “‘Red Line’ was written at a time in our life where we didn’t know where we were going. Seeing others through online platforms made us unsure of how to take this band forward,” Lost In Japan explain.

“Watching a commercial featuring a character who spray painted a red line onto the cement inspired the writing of this track, which focuses on crossing a line into the unknown.”

“We developed a story for ‘Red Line’ about two friends who meet years after falling out. They both want to remember the past as ‘golden days,’ but have changed so much since seeing each other that they can never go back to those times,” Lost In Japan continue. “This is a soundtrack for crossing boundaries into uncertainty.”

You can catch Lost In Japan live at any of the tour dates listed below.

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