London alternative rock artist Grace Solero releases new single "Metamorphosis"
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London alternative rock artist Grace Solero has dropped the title track of their forthcoming studio album Metamorphosis.
The song, which can be heard below, is the fourth single to arrive from the upcoming album, which is set for a July 15 release. Solero said this about the new song:
"The album's title track 'Metamorphosis' was initially a guitar riff played by our drummer and multi-instrumentalist Dave. The whole band joined in and I added melody and lyrics. The verses are more introspective with the choruses turning into anthem-like explosive energy. It's about being bold in order to move forward.”
Metamorphosis was mixed by Chris Brown (Radiohead, Muse, Ride, INXS, Gary Moore, The Waterboys) and mastered by Andy “Hippy” Baldwin (The Who, Interpol, Oasis, Blur, UB40) at London's Metropolis Studio. Pre-orders for the album can be made on Grace Solero’s Bandcamp page. The new single is available on digital services right now.
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