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Artists (from top left) Amistat Liv Hanna and Jar of Blind Flies. Photos: Courtesy of the artists; Glynn Parkinson (Amistat); Capri Krontz (Hanna)
Amistat – a moment in the sun
German-born and Italy-bred outfit Amistat’s new EP, a moment in the sun, encapsulates raw human experiences with a poignant honesty that resonates deeply. Josef and Jan Prasil, the twin duo behind Amistat, navigate life’s complexities through heartfelt melodies and introspective lyrics. Stripped down to the essentials, the EP delves into personal struggles, mental health battles, and the journey towards resilience. Tracks like “Still Believe” fuse catchy rhythms with uplifting affirmations, reminding listeners of the enduring power of hope amidst adversity. With a refreshing openness, the brothers invite listeners to embrace vulnerability, fostering a sense of unity in shared experiences. a moment in the sun is a testament to the beauty found in both the light and dark moments of existence, promising solace and solidarity to all who listen.
Jar of Blind Flies – “Not Your Baby”
Brighton rockers Jar of Blind Flies’ latest single, “Not Your Baby,” bursts forth with electrifying energy and raw intensity. It showcases the band’s evolution into a powerhouse of alt-rock. The track, fueled by distorted guitars, thunderous basslines, and pounding drums, captures the essence of their electrifying live performances. The song conveys a potent message of disillusionment with modern love and consumerism. With influences ranging from the Pixies to Deftones, Jar of Blind Flies transcends genre boundaries, delivering a compelling blend of garage rock grit and melodic grunge.
Liv Hanna – “crazy”
New York City-based Liv Hanna’s latest single, “crazy,” delves into the tumultuous terrain of love and its accompanying chaos. Returning after the success of “Back To Hell” and “lonely,” Hanna’s signature blend of alt-pop and dark pop shines through. The track explores the intricacies of toxic relationships, capturing the struggle of wanting to break free yet being drawn back by familiarity. With profound lyricism and emotive vocals, Hanna navigates the complexities of love’s grip. Produced by Sam Merkan, the song’s piano-laced instrumentation complements Hanna’s dynamic vocal range, making “crazy” a captivating listen.
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