The new single and final song on the album ‘Getaway’ is built around a pulsating and relentless baseline, culminating in an epic crescendo of layered synths and reverb-soaked guitars. A mid-tempo comedown from an album often littered with euphoric moments, it is one of ‘Young Romance’s’ stand-out tracks, the slow burning and glorious finale it undoubtedly deserves. Marius about the track:

"Getaway was one of the last tracks I finished in the studio - I felt like there was the need for a track that didn't follow a conventional song structure and just builds on the same chords. There's something about not revealing a twist in the song, but instead to play with open cards from the beginning and to increase the tension dynamically through out the 5 minutes of the song. It's meant to be a very lush and positive song about escaping to an imaginary place. Compared to the rest of the album it's a very synthesizer-heavy track, most of the parts are played with a vintage Minimoog.” Marius Lauber

‘Young Romance’ was written in his home town of Cologne and finished in Los Angeles, where it was also mixed by Chris Coady (Beach House/Grizzly Bear/Future Islands) at the legendary Sunset Sound Studios. Penned from self-reflective distance and brimming with fresh ideas and confidence, Lauber balances escapism and wistfulness in equal measure, documenting his own artistic transitions and personal experiences along the way. “I ended up processing a lot of emotions that I felt during my youth” he says, “faded relationships that haunted me for years, being on the road for what seemed like forever and the constant search for a place to call home.”

'Young Romance' covers the trials and tribulations of falling in love, finding ‘home’, going on tour and losing touch, propelling Roosevelt into unchartered territory, both sonically and aesthetically, and the results are thrilling. It is set for release via Greco-Roman / City Slang on September 28, with Roosevelt embarking on his biggest ever headline tour across Europe and North America.