For Nashville-based pop-rock trio Arrows in Action, comfort and familiarity aren’t just themes—they’re forces that pull you into old patterns and old feelings. That double-edged rush sits at the heart of their second LP, I Think I’ve Been Here Before.
Produced by Dan Swank (All Time Low, Charlotte Sands), I Think I’ve Been Here Before is a labor of love—an LP unafraid to sit with heavy emotions while radiating light. Released in two parts, the bright Side A (Feel It Again, Light Like You) and the darker, introspective Side B (Cheekbones, Empty Canvas), it captures the joy and sadness of the past, while exploring the excitement and pitfalls of chasing the past. Comprised of Victor Viramontes-Pattison (vocals, guitar), Matthew Fowler (guitar), and Jesse Frimmel (drums), Arrows in Action have spent the years since forming in 2017 turning personal reflection into communal catharsis. With two independently released, acclaimed projects—Be More. (2021) and Built to Last (2023)—they’ve built a die-hard fanbase, racked up millions of streams and experienced viral moments—most recently with “Cheekbones.” They’ve carried that momentum live on tour supporting bands like Boys Like Girls, and The Home Team, along with major festival appearances at Download and Vans Warped Tour, and an upcoming slot at Louder Than Life. With new music in hand, the next chapter is taking shape and Arrows in Action are poised to push their sound into an even sharper, bolder space.