Bodega - Weather Me (Single) Bodega

7" single featuring the brand-new track Weather Me alongside the exclusive B-side Almost Like a Commercial.

Bodega is a Brooklyn-based art-rock band known for their sharp, melodic vocals, wiry post-punk sound, and cutting observations on modern life. Formed by Ben Hozie and Nikki Belfiglio, the group emerged from New York's DIY scene with a style that blends indie rock with conceptual, often humorous commentary on consumer culture, technology, and identity.

With each single from the album, the band have created a limited-edition series of 7" singles. Each release is pressed on a unique coloured vinyl and features exclusive artwork corresponding to a different section of the All Inside Aquarium album cover, designed by Nikki Belfiglio. Passionate defenders of the lost art of the B-side, BODEGA have ensured that every disc includes an exclusive non-album track unavailable digitally or on the LP, making the series a must-have for vinyl collectors and dedicated fans.

Weather Me is a song about navigating an information kaleidoscope where everyday frustrations exist alongside genuine crises. “If you don’t know who or what to prioritize, this kaleidoscope can fracture your everyday existence. You must stand strong and weather the current,” explains Nikki Belfiglio.

The exclusive B-side, Almost Like a Commercial, reflects on the feeling that modern life often resembles a relentless advertisement. “Modern life often feels like a hellish commercial, but it doesn’t have to. All it takes is one spark to ignite change — ‘I want you to get on stage and show us all’ how it ought to be,” says Nikki.

Speaking about the album All Inside Aquarium, Ben Hozie explains: “The new Bodega album was an attempt to make a more anthemic, summery, and perhaps emotional record than we've done in the past. More open-hearted and populist. Influenced by the early 1990s. Big choruses, big anthems, and hopefully rousing sing-alongs that inspire some kind of hopeful feeling. At least as a music fan, that's what I want nowadays.”