A cover band that decided to create their own music back in 2020. After releasing their first single, New Isolation, the band now returns with a smooth indie-rock track that looks into the exploitation of women.
Author: madzenman
Musician, artist and part-time xaman. You can find me as MadZen, or madzenman in any social media/streaming service you prefer. Thanks for reading.
EMBLM – “Something To Believe In”
“It seemed as if it would never end. As many will know, lockdown has been particularly tough on freelance creative types, particularly musicians. Our entire way of life was decimated, and many friends were forced to leave their lifelong pursuit of music. Something To Believe In covers many of the feelings felt during lockdown: anxiety, desperation, but ultimately, hope.” – EMBLM
MOVMENT – “Propaganda”
Fast paced, melodic and to the point, the single asks if there is anyone left to trust.
“There’s a way out, we gotta fight this power with everything we’ve got.” – MOVMENT
RED REVEL – “GASTOWN MAN”
“He was walking a menacing looking pitbull with a spiked silver collar, and was drinking a beer at 9:30 or so in the morning. It was raining and he wore a silver Addidas tracksuit and wore the hood over his head.” – Red Revel
JC & BENSLEY – “Lose It”
“Lose It will take you on a high octane, roller coaster ride full of near misses and tight corners. It’s Electro Funk Jazz at its rawest, full of undigested musical protein, get ready to Lose It” – JC & Bensley
College Elite – “Trouble”
“I was listening to The Night Game a lot and loved the idea of doing a song like ‘Coffee and Cigarettes’ but in my style. I liked the idea of building the instrumentation around a drum machine as well which is something I’ve never done before and when that came together I took a lot of inspiration from Bleachers with how to layer those 80s sounds” – College Elite
