British alternative band Daytime TV have announced their forthcoming studio album, Rodeo, alongside the release of the single ‘Meditate’.
The song, out now, presents a more pop side to the band in contrast to the rougher edges of recent releases ‘Pause’, ‘Sun’ and ‘Creatures’ – think Human League meets The Killers.
Written following a profound shift in perspective for frontman Will Irvine, who spent much of 2024 overcoming a severe, life-threatening autoimmune illness, Rodeo captures a band shedding creative inhibitions and embracing an unfiltered, high-energy sonic identity. It was produced by Pete Hutchings (Royal Blood, Foals, Gang of Youths) and will be released on Marshall Records on February 19 2027.
Listen to ‘Meditate’ on the Premier League playlist.
“When you come close to losing everything, all your inhibitions disappear,” said Will. “You stop caring about trying to fit into a specific genre or pleasing anyone else. Rodeo is about stepping boldly into who we really are as a band and as people. It’s an album built on energy, survival, and pure conviction.”
The single, ‘Meditate’, reflects Will’s renewed clarity, inspired by his experience using mindfulness practices to navigate physical isolation during his recovery.
He said: “Written during a heatwave, ‘Meditate’ is a nostalgic look back at what could have been. A chance missed, the ‘what if’ of THAT relationship. Maybe we could’ve done better. Everything was there for us but we let it pass us by and now our lives have gone in different directions. Dreaming about how life would’ve been different if things had worked out, then snapping back to the present day reality to “meditate & medicate” which is what I was prescribed to reset my nervous system at the time we wrote the song.”
Having formed in 2020, Daytime TV built a reputation as one of the UK’s most exciting emerging acts, sharing stages with You Me At Six, Twin Atlantic and Two Door Cinema Club, and delivering standout performances at BST Hyde Park and Mad Cool Festival. In 2026 Daytime TV signed to Marshall Records, the label owned by the legendary amp company, home to the likes of The Molotovs and Nova Twins, and they are on course to make their own impact on the music scene.









