Good Vibes Rollercoaster turn being different into a superpower on ‘I Don’t Care’

Good Vibes Rollercoaster embrace their rebellious side on electrifying new single ‘I Don’t Care’, transforming personal struggles into a defiant celebration of individuality and self-belief.

The British rock collective’s fifth release introduces their most punk-inspired sound yet, combining the raw attitude of the Sex Pistols with the infectious new wave energy of Blondie.

Inspired by frontman Matt Walton’s experiences of living with ADHD, the track explores how feeling different can ultimately become a source of strength. Rather than allowing expectations to define him, Walton celebrates the creativity and unconventional thinking that have shaped his identity.

Featuring musicians associated with Primal Scream, Jethro Tull and Gary Moore, the collective brings considerable experience to its colourful blend of rock influences.