With the release of their debut single “What Would You Do?” in July, teenage alt-rock trio Camber quickly marked themselves as one of the U.K.’s most exciting new discoveries. Now the Kent-born band return with “Somebody’s Orders,” the second single from their forthcoming EP What Would You Do? due Friday on Fierce Panda Records. Written by lead singer Elliot Graham, “Somebody’s Orders” captures the restless energy of youth and the unease of mistrust, its lyrics exploring the rejection of help during tough times out of suspicion and self-doubt. The track sharpens Camber’s signature mix of frenetic drive and melodic depth, delivering alt-rock, with a maturity far beyond their teenage years. Formed in 2023, while still at school, Graham, bassist Joe Payne, and drummer Patrick Horan bonded over shared heroes from Big Thief to Bruce Springsteen, channeling those influences into songs that pulse with raw honesty and dynamic edge. Their early promise has already drawn heavyweight collaborators including producer Sebastian Sternberg (Goldfrapp, Imelda May) and Grammy-winner Matt Lawrence (Mumford & Sons, Adele, Beyoncé), shaping a debut EP that is equal parts storm and subtlety.
