'Bit by bit, we've built the thing back.' FridayPilots returns to Chicago with two new singles & a headlining show LincolnHall Saturday
In the chorus of Friday Pilots Club's newest single,"Life Support," lead vocalist Caleb Hiltunen emphatically declares:"I don't need your life support. No, not anymore."
Hashing out a solid production plan while working remotely during the COVID-19 pandemic proved to be both a challenge and a strength. Polovick had relocated to L.A. and Hiltunen to San Diego while Kourafas, Doar and Burke stayed back in Chicago. As restrictions loosened up, they sometimes commuted to write and play together, but often their work was done virtually.
"Bit by bit, we've built the thing back," Polovick said, joking that this was Friday Pilots Club 3.0."I feel like a mainstay of this band is that we're the caterpillar that turns into the butterfly that turns back into a caterpillar that turns back into a butterfly."
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