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The slice-of-life narrative of their recent single ‘Full Circle’ showed that Good Health Good Wealth possess a flair for making life’s minor moments feel like they’re worth documenting. The track hurried their rise, adding a Radio X session, shows with Noisy and Hard-Fi, and a place in The Sun’s New…
The slice-of-life narrative of their recent single ‘Full Circle’ showed that Good Health Good Wealth possess a flair for making life’s minor moments feel like they’re worth documenting. The track hurried their rise, adding a Radio X session, shows with Noisy and Hard-Fi, and a place in The Sun’s New Faces For 2025 to their burgeoning status after previous Radio 1 support from Jack Saunders and Sian Eleri. Now the duo live up to that support as they share the new single ‘The Cafe’.
Forget about your bougie hipster breakfast destinations, as Good Health Good Wealth instead take us into a classic old school cafe beloved by locals who have seemingly been attending since the dawn of time. As sausages sizzle and cutlery clanks, it’s the setting for a break-up song with a difference: in this case, a final summit that won’t deliver any closure for either party. Bruce Breakey’s distinct spoken word drawl breaks into a passionate, soulful flow as the emotion of the story takes over, while producer Simon Kuzmickas shows his versatility with sparse beats, mournful slide guitar and a redemptive psych-rock finale.
