Good Day Noir Family,
“Hold Me Down” opens with a punch, a gritty guitar riff kicks the door open, followed by drums that pound with wild urgency, like they’re racing the clock.
Hold Me Down is Trace Burroughs’ Single Out Now
Before the listener has a chance to catch their breath, a female voice erupts, raw and trembling, delivering a visceral cry that feels less like a lyric and more like a flare shot into the night sky. It’s the perfect chaotic prelude.
Then Trace Burroughs enters, not with restraint, but with control. His vocals ride the noise like a jockey steering a bolting horse—balanced, steady, and locked in. There’s a fearless energy in the way he handles the momentum, shifting smoothly through rhythmic detours that keep the track lively and unpredictable.
The groove invites movement—it’s hard not to feel your shoulders start to sway or your feet keep time. The interplay between Trace’s lead and the background vocals, especially the bursts of emotion from the female voice, creates moments where the music feels almost otherworldly. These aren’t just backing harmonies; they transport the listener into a trance, pulling them deeper into the song’s core.
Then comes the curveball: the solo. Out of nowhere, the energy dips into a reflective space, just for a second. It’s unexpected and jarring in the best way, like falling through a trapdoor into a moment of introspection, before being lifted right back into the drive of the final chorus. That brief descent gives the track another layer, something you feel more than hear.
“Hold Me Down” is fiery, unpolished in the right ways, and packed with spirit. Another strong addition to Trace Burroughs’ growing catalog of unpredictable, pulse-driven rock.
Hold Me Down is Trace Burroughs‘ Single Out Now!
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Trace Burroughs is a dynamic force in the music world, known for pushing boundaries both as a performer and a creator. Earning the title “Jimi Hendrix of Drumming” and holding a Guinness World Record for the longest drum solo, his early career was marked by electrifying stunts and high-octane drumming. From catching his arms on fire mid-performance to performing a groundbreaking solo in Rockefeller Center, Trace has always embraced fearless creativity.
Over the years, Trace evolved from a trailblazing drummer to a versatile singer, songwriter, and composer. His music spans genres from hard rock to modern country, drawing on influences like the British Invasion bands and blending them with contemporary sounds. His commitment to strong melodies and emotionally charged lyrics makes each song feel personal and relatable.