The Perfect Storm Drops Feel-Good Pop Rock Anthem “We Fell in Love”

There’s nothing quite like the moment you realize you’ve fallen for someone, and The Perfect Storm just bottled that feeling in their newest single, “We Fell in Love.”

Following the success of their debut album Maiden Voyage and chart-topping hit “Magic Feeling,” the Albany-based pop-rock trio is back with another standout track. “We Fell in Love” is equal parts sweet and anthemic, built around a catchy hook, lush harmonies, and lyrics that hit you right in the feels.

From the first verse, lead singer James Krakat pulls listeners into a story of unexpected connection. Lines like “I didn’t think I was even in her class” and “the intelligent type with a naughty side” are disarmingly relatable, vulnerable, clever, and easy to sing along to. It’s a love song that doesn’t try too hard. Instead, it leans into real emotion, capturing the spark of something new with sincerity and charm.

“It’s about that moment when everything changes,” says Krakat. “When you realize love is right in front of you, even if you never expected it. It’s sweet, it’s real, and it’s us.”

Written by Krakat, drummer Matty Kirtoglou, and bassist Ethan Lynch, the single shows off everything that makes The Perfect Storm one of the most exciting pop-rock acts of 2025: undeniable chemistry, top-tier songwriting, and a genre-blending sound that just works.

And let’s be honest, "We Fell in Love” has that perfect summer song energy. It’s warm, nostalgic, and effortlessly feel-good. Whether it’s blasting through car speakers or soundtracking golden-hour hangs, this one’s built for repeat plays.

The band has been on a steady rise since their 2023 breakout singles “Lucky Guy” and “Magic Feeling,” the latter of which hit #1 on the National Radio Hits chart. Their debut album Maiden Voyage, released earlier this year via MTS Records/Virgin/Universal, set the tone for what’s shaping up to be a massive run.

With “We Fell in Love,” The Perfect Storm continues to carve out their lane in the pop rock world, and we’re totally here for it.