Hiding in Public is back with a spell-binding EP of the band’ signature pop rock magic. “We’re Fine” features the introspective single “We’re Fine” along with a hook-laden anthem “Happy Day” and a call to action in the mesmerising “Fight for Peace”. Hiding in Public features the award-winning songs of tunesmith David Holland, and the extraordinary guitar playing and silky, soulful singing of Jamie Moses. Jamie played second guitar to Brian May for over a decade and toured extensively with Queen + Paul Rodgers, Mike & the Mechanics, and Tom Jones. He is one of Britain's busiest guitarists with a voice that demands attention. Barry van Zyl on drums and Kevin Poree on bass and keyboards round out the band. Hiding in Public "subscribes to the long lineage of British pop song craft, starting with the Beatles but also the Small Faces and Squeeze," wrote Billboard and, "displays the same unaffected yet sophisticated leaning of its predecessors." The band’s thought-provoking, quixotic songs are loaded with radio-friendly hooks and retro twists. "Anyone who ever loved classic radio pop from the 1970s and 1980s is bound to fall in love with these tracks," enthused babysue.com. Exposure includes worldwide radio play, BBC radio performances, television use, and 1st Prize in the prestigious International Songwriting Competition for their song “Worlds Away Yards Apart”.