Yungblud has shared a efficiency of comeback single ‘Hiya Heaven, Hiya’, recorded on the Black Lodge Studio in Leeds.
The identical studio during which the epic, 9-minute basic rock-inspired monitor was created, the black-and-white video sees Dom stood alone together with his microphone doing what he does finest.
Test it out beneath:
Talking on the inspiration behind the monitor, Dom has beforehand mentioned:
“Rock music is in my DNA. It’s the primary style I used to be ever uncovered to; I grew up in a guitar store with my Dad and my Grandfather. Rock music helped me discover an identification as a human being.
“[‘Hello Heaven, Hello’] is a journey of self-reclamation—a goodbye to the previous and the way you will have identified or perceived me earlier than, and a ‘hi there’ to the long run and the place I’m going. It’s an journey that’s sonically extra bold than ever earlier than—a journey that’s meant to be performed in its entirety, by no means holding again or permitting its creativeness to be filtered.”
Discussing the music’s run time, he’s additionally mentioned:
“I’ve been discouraged from releasing a nine-minute and 6 second music as my first transfer again in a 12 months as a result of, within the trendy world, it’s seen as a “danger.” I don’t see it that approach in any respect—I see it as a chance. For my part, danger is an artist’s biggest instrument—placing every part on the road in pursuit of the most effective evolution and artwork you possibly can create. With out danger, there isn’t a innovation.”
Yungblud’s Bludfest occasion returns this summer season, happening at Milton Keynes Bowl on June 21. Different acts on the lineup embody Chase Atlantic, blackbear and Denzel Curry.
We caught up with Dom backstage on the first Bludfest final 12 months, watch that chat beneath:
