All the way from Chattanooga, Tennessee, singer and songwriter Jason Lyles is gearing up for a brand-new track “Salvage”; written for celebration of Alien Day. It’s a lovely indie rock ballad, inspired by the opening sequence from the 1986 classic Aliens film by James Cameron.
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“I wanted to write a song about my all-time favorite movie to celebrate with the other Alien franchise fans around the world on Alien Day”, Jason states regarding the inspiration behind the single.
A fascinatingly interesting concept for a song, “Salvage” pays homage to the salvage crew who discover Ripley’s ship, starting off the entire film. Influenced by Radiohead, David Bowie and Duran Duran, “Salvage” manages to bring forth a marvelous sense of epicness that really mimics the legendary film. It’s filled with intricate and complex production, going from guitar solos to synths and strings flying side by side and tied together by Jason’s characteristic vocals.
“Salvage” is a stunning piece of music, really bringing to light Jason Lyles’ lyricism and highlighting the film’s influence on the artists’s music. Writing a song inspired by a sci-fi film such as this can often come across as forced or even corny; but Jason dodges all of those bullets and came up with a truly impressive single.
You can tell how personal all of this is for Jason; the artwork for the single was drawn by his own daughter. Described by the artist as a voyage through space and time, “Salvage” is a great track that shines a new light on what the soundtrack for a deep space expedition could be. “Salvage” is a fun track from start to finish, backed by epic production and a sense of wonder that works perfectly within this context.
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“I wanted to write a song about my all-time favorite movie to celebrate with the other Alien franchise fans around the world on Alien Day”, Jason Lyles
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