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Wavewulf Unveils New Single "Unbreakable Soul" – A Journey of Perseverance and Transcendence
- Tamara Jenna
- Jun 21, 2024
- 2 min read
New York City-based electronic artist Wavewulf releases his powerful new single "Unbreakable Soul," a prelude to his upcoming album. The track, featuring Polish singer Nala Spark, is available now on all streaming platforms.
Introduction
Renowned electronic music artist Wavewulf, also known as Nicholas Long, released his latest single "Unbreakable Soul" on May 24, 2024. This powerful anthem is a precursor to his upcoming album of the same name, due out this fall. "Unbreakable Soul" delves into the themes of perseverance, wisdom, and transcendence, encapsulating the human soul's journey through life's struggles.
About Wavewulf
Wavewulf is a celebrated figure in the electronic music scene, known for his enthralling soundscapes that transcend genre boundaries. His music combines elements of dream-pop, shoegaze, electro, synth-wave, and synth-pop to create a unique auditory experience. With a career marked by innovative compositions, Wavewulf continues to push the envelope in electronic music.
About "Unbreakable Soul"
The title track of Wavewulf's forthcoming album, "Unbreakable Soul," features Polish singer Nala Spark. The song is an exploration of the human soul’s resilience and the power of self-discovery. It highlights the artist's ability to blend intricate textures, throbbing beats, and ethereal melodies, creating a captivating ambiance for the listener.
Musical and Lyrical Themes
"Unbreakable Soul" is a narrative of personal growth and the strength derived from overcoming life's challenges. The song’s emotional depth is enhanced by Wavewulf’s masterful production, which seamlessly integrates various electronic subgenres. The collaboration with vocalists like Nala Spark, LiAura, Monica Young, Veronika Jokel, and Dasha Larks (aka Pulse Lab) adds a rich diversity to the track and the album as a whole.
Notable Collaborations
For "Unbreakable Soul," Wavewulf has worked with longtime collaborator Christopher John Donato on drums and guitars, and Chase Walker (of the Chase Walker Band) on guitars. The diverse range of vocalists contributes to the album’s eclectic sound, showcasing Wavewulf’s creative versatility.
Upcoming Album
Wavewulf's fifth full-length album, "Unbreakable Soul," is set to release on October 4, 2024. The album is available for preorder on his website (www.wavewulf.com), Bandcamp, and all major music platforms. The album explores the human soul’s journey in an ever-changing world, emphasizing themes of connection and individuality.
Conclusion
Wavewulf’s "Unbreakable Soul" is a testament to his artistic evolution and commitment to producing emotionally resonant music. This single sets the stage for what promises to be a groundbreaking album. Fans of avant-garde electronic music and synth-pop will find "Unbreakable Soul" to be a compelling addition to their playlists.
Genres: AVANT-GARDE (ELECTRONIC), DREAM POP (Electronic/Pop), ELECTRO, ELECTRONIC, ELECTRONIC POP, SOUNDSCAPE, SYNTH POP, SYNTHWAVE, TRIP-HOP, ART POP
Mood: SUPER EDGY, EUPHORIC, EPIC
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