Published on September 17th, 2020 | by Guest Editor

Circle the Earth Drops Danceable Video & Single “Could Be You”

The Los Angeles-based multicultural pop-rock band Circle the Earth has released “Could Be You,” an energetic track that encourages listeners to let loose and break from routine life. The lively beat and vocals generate an authentic, feel-good song. Accompany the single release is a fun, danceable music video. “Could Be You” will surely make you want to dance the night away with your friends. The song was inspired by a memorable, bold night out lead vocalist Khadia Handon had while living in Cuernavaca, Mexico.

“Normally, I tend to worry that if I let loose too much, something bad or unsafe can happen, so I try to play life more on the safe side. However, this night, I buried that person inside and let the riskier side of me come out to play,” explains Handon.

Circle the Earth was founded by band member and bass player, Michael McBay and includes Khadia Handon (lead vocals), Kazuki Tokaji (lead guitar), Sandro Feliciano (drums), Sandy Chao Wang (keyboardist), Lauren Richards (harmony vocals), and Whitney Claire Kaufman (harmony vocals). The inspiration for the name, Circle the Earth, came from each member bringing a different ethnicity, background, and region of the world to the group. Additionally, each band member also brings with them a wide range of musical influences, which has contributed to shaping Circle the Earth’s unique sound. The group has opened for noteworthy artists such as Wyclef Jean, Macy Gray, and Smokey Robinson. The band’s energy and sound have been on display at prominent venues like The Rose Bowl, The Sunset Strip Music Festival, and The Watts Festivals.

Download or stream “Could Be You” and follow the band on Instagram and Facebook @circletheearthla or visiting CircleTheEarthLA.com. Watch the video below: