UK beat punk band Kid Kapichi charge forward with new single “Shoe Size,” a tense and hook-heavy track that sharpens their blend of grit, melody, and social awareness. Following “Stainless Steel,” the song locks into a pulsing groove and a chorus built for shouting back, carrying the weight of reflection without losing momentum. It sounds wired, focused, and self assured, with the band leaning into instinct and feel rather than polish.
“Shoe Size” arrives alongside the announcement of the full-length ‘Fearless Nature,’ out now via Spinefarm. Produced by Mike Horner and Ben Beetham with the band and mixed by George Perks, the album reflects a period of change and inward focus for vocalist Jack Wilson and the group as a whole. The songs move with conviction and clarity, grounded in lived experience and driven by a band playing with purpose. There is a confidence here that feels earned, the kind that fills a room and refuses to fade once the last note hits.