Daily Discovery: Dinner And A Suit, “Can’t Get Enough”

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September 30, 2014 2:48 pm

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“Can’t Get Enough” is the first single off of Dinner And A Suit’s EP, ‘STAY’ which is out October 7, 2014. You can preorder ‘STAY’ here.

ARTIST: Dinner And A Suit

SONG: Can’t Get Enough

BIRTHDATE: 11/29

HOMETOWN: Philadelphia, PA

CURRENT LOCATION: Nashville, TN

AMBITIONS: Be the band that inspires kids to decide to learn guitar. The band whose songs baseball players walk out to. The band whose music is still relevant 30 years from now.

TURN-OFFS: Lack of dental hygiene, laziness

TURN-ONS: Good cooking, quoting ‘Dumb and Dumber’, outdoor activities

DREAM GIG: Madison Square Garden

FAVORITE LYRIC:
Brandon Flowers – Crossfire
“And tell the Devil that he can go back from where he came
His fiery arrows drew their bead in vain
And when when the hardest part is over, we’ll be here
And our dreams will break the boundaries of our fear”

CRAZIEST PERSON I KNOW: Phil Bowzure

SONG I WISH I WROTE: Born in the USA – Bruce Springsteen

5 PEOPLE I’D MOST LIKE TO HAVE DINNER WITH: Giada De Laurentiis, Bono, Neil Armstrong, Chris Martin, Jesus Christ

MY FAVORITE CONCERT EXPERIENCE: Mute Math – 2004 in NYC

I WROTE THIS SONG: This song is really about me being inside my own head. I really wasn’t trying to write toward something when I was working on this song, the lyrics just came out very naturally. It’s a pretty open, and personal song about my own shortcomings. I suppose I was just tired of hearing music, from others or myself, that was skin deep or cheesy. I think with most challenges in life, it’s more of a mental battle than anything else, and that’s something that we as a band thought was worth saying.