Austin’s Sun June have just unveiled the second track off of their upcoming debut album “Years.” Following up on “Young,” here is “Discotheque” which comes with a video that Sun June’s Laura Colwell and Stephen Salisbury directed and edited. The two of them are not unfamiliar with movies as they formed the band while working long hours in director Terrence Malick’s editing rooms. The new regret pop song offers both a delicate melody and a floating nostalgic momentum. Watch the video below.

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They will be playing The Legendary Horseshoe Tavern on January 6th, performing their indie electronic sounds that we love since they released “Empty.” About the track, Joel explained:

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I lost my dad to pancreatic cancer this time last year, shortly after I met Michael & Spenser and we formed “closely”. He was passionate about music and always supported my creative/artistic endeavours; so this goes out to him and anyone who lost or is losing someone close to them.

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We can’t wait to see what the trio is going to release for 2017! Fow now, you can follow them over Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Soundcloud.