The Lunar Keys are back and their latest single, “Bleed” hits all the right notes. From the moment the song starts, it’s clear we’re in for a powerful experience. This track has everything, polished production, captivating vocals and a well-crafted instrumental blend that gives it an almost anthemic quality. “Bleed” takes listeners through an intense, personal journey with lyrics that reveal an inner struggle and self-reflection. Lines like, “You could be the enemy, I’m not – When the fever stops, I just Bleed a lot” show a raw and honest confrontation with the darker sides of oneself.
Recorded by Billy Foster at Snap Studios and mastered by James Trevascus at Bakewell Audio, the production on “Bleed” is exceptional. The verses feel intimate and introspective while the choruses explode with energy, making the song feel both personal and larger-than-life. It’s clear The Lunar Keys have refined their sound and this track is a testament to their growth and commitment to quality.
In our opinion, “Bleed” is one of those songs that sticks with you. The melodies are catchy and the lyrics leave you thinking long after the track ends. This single is a perfect example of why The Lunar Keys are gaining such dedicated fans, there’s heart, thoughtfulness and professionalism in every part of this release.
ABOUT THE BAND:
Four anxious types with too much nervous energy and tunes trapped in their Psyches to not be in this band. Singer/Bass JC and drummer Dom are outcasts from a previous London band. Joined by keyboardist singer Lexi in Sep 2019 and later in Feb 2020 by “The Steve” guitarist & singer, who was found singing and playing guitar on “Umbrella” by Rihanna in a bar with Accordion and violin players. The Band were Longlisted for Glastonbury Emerging Talent 2020 and regularly feature on BBC Introducing. New Track ‘Life is a Dirty War’ is out March 24 2023.
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