With a endless inventive circulation, Makes My Blood Dance (MMBD for brief), return with their newest single and video, ‘Heaven Collides’. Frontman Evan Russell Saffer met songwriting associate and MMBD’s lead guitar/synth participant Jon Kristian Polimeni when the pair have been each early in restoration from habit; they bonded over their mutual ardour for steel and bonded over their private journeys. With Polimeni brings a deep technical information and curiosity for the epic sounds of steel, Saffer brings a spark to each stage and studio with performances which were knowledgeable by musical theatre.

Backed by Filia Luna on bass and drummers Allan Zaparoli (within the studio studio) and Crow Starbird (on the street), the quartet ensures that audio system, hearts, and expectations are all turned as much as 11 when their tour bus rolls into city. Beneath all of the glitz and steel although they proceed to advertise messages of compassion, development, therapeutic, and wholehearted, balls-to-the-wall residing.

The title observe from their upcoming tour (tickets accessible right here), ‘Heaven Collides’ is all the things we’ve come to know and love from MMBD, and much more so. Opening with a dramatic crescendo worthy of any choir, Kristian is available in together with his guitar whereas Saffer agonises in despair; eager for connection to take them out of the darkish place. With drums crashing, the tune mounts the desperation, and a rippling solo ensures that it’s a observe not only for the metal-heads within the viewers.

The official lyric video for ‘Heaven Collides’ borrows closely from the tortured imagery of the occult and the paranormal, graveyards and fallen angels, amping up the agony already obvious within the tune. The visuals and the music entice on the viewer and, in the event that they weren’t already, pull them up onto the dance ground.

Watch the lyric video for ‘Heaven Collides’ beneath and discover out extra about Makes My Blood Dance and their music on-line on their official web site, Fb, Instagram, and TikTok.

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