From the moment “Ain’t Got Nothing But Time” kicks in, you can practically feel the denim, leather, and sweat of a classic rock gig. This isn’t a song trying to reinvent the wheel—it’s polishing up that wheel until it gleams, slaps it on a roaring muscle car, and takes you for a joyride with no particular destination in mind.
Electric High channel the raw power of AC/DC, the swagger of The Rolling Stones, and the moody strut of The Cult, yet somehow make it all sound fresh and their own. The track opens with a steady, head-nodding groove that invites you to loosen your shoulders, tap your foot, and forget the ticking clock for a while. By the time the chorus hits, it’s pure, unfiltered sing-along territory—the kind of hook that lodges itself in your head after just one listen. The message is deliciously simple: slow down, stop stressing, and enjoy the ride. “Don’t rush it” isn’t just a lyric here—it’s a mood, a mindset, and the perfect antidote to the world’s obsession with urgency. The easy, laid-back verses build to an infectious, feel-good chorus, and just when you think you’ve got the song figured out, along comes a cracking bass solo that rumbles through the mix like a mischievous grin.
There’s a very British sort of charm in how unpretentious this track is—no overproduction, no fuss, just straight-ahead rock ’n’ roll done right. It’s the kind of song that would sound just as good blaring from a festival stage as it would cruising down a sunlit motorway with the windows down. With “Ain’t Got Nothing But Time”, Electric High prove that sometimes the best way forward is to take your foot off the gas, keep the groove steady, and let the music do the driving. And if this is a sign of what’s coming on Free to Go, we’re in for a very good ride indeed.
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