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Spanish Horses first formed in Paris before moving to London after signing a record deal, eventually releasing their debut single “Hey Man (Hey Man!)” earlier this month. Second single “Some People” arrives as the latest preview of Small Notions<\/em>, alongside a visualiser. <\/p>\n “We were working, hustling and partying all over town without skipping a beat,” the band say of their time in Paris. “We had nothing to lose, everything was fun and time was no concept for a while. The move to London was motivated by the feeling of being stuck in a glass box.”<\/p>\n Small Notions <\/em>was recorded just ahead of summer 2026, and is described as a collection of songs built on the “carefree optimism of sunny days and late evenings”. Discussing the EP, singer Tom Onezime says: “Small Notions<\/em> was written to manifest change in our lives, as a means to jump forward and break out. The songs were written shortly before the studio sessions, creating an urgency to the sound and a fragility that we really value. Small Notions<\/em> is a product of ambition, sincerity and simplicity that we hope will reach the entire world.”<\/p>\n Following their debut appearance at End of the Road Festival, the band’s free entry launch show at Soho’s Helen of Troy, as well as support runs with Bleech 9:3 and Little Grandad, the band now look ahead to appearances at The Great Escape’s First Fifty showcase, Swn Festival, Glasgow’s Tenement Trail and Rotterdam’s Left of the Dial.<\/p>\nSmall Notions<\/em> artwork<\/h3>\n