Norwegian Rockers Fuse Classic Riffs with Bold Lyrics in a Rallying Cry for Free Speech.
Norway's very own alternative rock sensation, Electric High, has dropped another bombshell single called 'Hear Me Out'. Setting the soundwaves ablaze from the off with a mix of guitar riffs and strumming patterns, it's no wonder that this release is setting the indie music scene on fire. The band are known for their electrifying energy and distinctive sound, but this Bergen-based band has once again proven their prowess in crafting hard-hitting rock anthems. It commands that you listen - which is pretty much the intent here based on the title.
Following the footsteps of its predecessor release, 'Crooks', 'Hear Me Out' delves deep into the themes of freedom of speech and the power of voice, as inspired by their bass player Ein.
But why should you listen? Well, this new track is a masterclass in rock foundations and musical fusion within the genre, from the blending of sharp guitar riffs with thunderous drum beats through to the melodic chorus. There are some serious skills behind the band meaning that it is a release that is bound to get stuck in your head! What makes Electric High's sound unmistakable is their use of double lead vocals, adding a unique layer to their rock 'n' roll anthem.
'Hear Me Out' was recorded at Havnelageret Studio and polished at Solslottet Studio in Bergen, by the band, comprising of talents from renowned groups such as Sahg, Faith Circus, and Emmerhoff & The Melancholy Babies who all bring a fresh yet classic rock sound to the table. Together, they have merged their energy into a song that demands attention.
So, as Electric High continues to release new rock bangers, they'd love to invite listeners to join their electrifying journey, one riff at a time. 'Hear Me Out' is an invitation to get electrified, to stand up, and to be heard. So let's go get it!
Genre: Alternative Rock, Indie Rock, Rock
Mood: Electrifying, Bold, Energetic, Freedom-loving
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