Freight's "The Only Thing I Know" turns teenage awkwardness into indie-pop gold

Freight, a rising indie-pop rock band from Warrington, encapsulates the rush, charm, and chaos of youth in their latest single, "The Only Thing I Know." Luka drew inspiration from the film *Superbad*, channeling the cringeworthy yet relatable moments of adolescent courage or the lack thereof into a soundtrack for unmade first moves. Beneath the playful exterior lies a sweet undercurrent, making the song both a love story and an anthem for teenage bravado.

"The Only Thing I Know" is a bright, breezy track that shimmers with bittersweet energy, feeling instantly familiar yet refreshingly personal. From the very first verse, Luka Gunes' warm and engaging vocals draw you into a scene filled with the dim buzz of a night out, the laughter of friends, and the flutter of spotting someone across the room whom you can't quite muster the nerve to approach.

The chorus is catchy enough to stick in your head for days, and according to Luka, it's a moment that truly comes alive on stage. "It's my favorite song to perform live because I teach the crowd the words to the chorus and get them to sing along, which is always amazing to see and hear," he says. That live energy translates seamlessly into the recording, giving the track its undeniable sing-along appeal.

As the second release from Freight's upcoming debut EP, *Kaleidoscope*, set to be released on October 8, 2025, this track positions the band as one to watch. It's fun, heartfelt, and full of personality, proving that Freight isn't just singing about youth; they are living it and inviting us all to join in. "The Only Thing I Know" is available now, ready to soundtrack your next night out or the one you wish you had.

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