Good Day Noir Family,
Volts Delicious has crafted a sound that is intriguing and refreshingly unique.
AUDIO VERSION
Ring The Alarm is Volts Delicious’ Single Out Now
Their single, “Ring The Alarm,” is a charming blend of soul and alternative rock that evokes the nostalgia of the 90s while still sounding entirely contemporary.
The vocalist’s voice is fantastic, delivering the melody with impeccable precision and emotional depth.
Her soulful tone adds a layer of warmth and complexity to the track, while her passionate delivery keeps the energy high. The backing band is equally impressive, with a tight rhythm section that provides a solid foundation for the song.
The bassist’s melodic lines create a curved and hypnotic groove, while the drummer’s steady beats keep the momentum going. The guitar work is equally impressive, with a searing solo that adds a touch of rock/blues flair.
The song has a noir and cinematic quality that would make it a perfect fit for a James Bond film. The production is polished and refined, and the arrangement is dynamic and engaging.
“Ring The Alarm” is a thoroughly enjoyable listening experience.
Volts Delicious is a band with a bright future ahead of them. Their music is sophisticated and accessible, and they will generate buzz in the music industry.
Ring The Alarm is Volts Delicious’ Single Out Now!
Cinematic!
Volts Delicious originated during Covid-19 lockdowns as a collaboration between former bandmates Adam Curtiss (electric guitar) and Jaydon Kershner (percussion). Vocalist and pianist Breezy Ortega relocated from Nebraska to Colorado in December 2020, joining the duo and sparking a more serious musical endeavor. Their fusion of edgy rock riffs, sultry vocals, and dance-inspired grooves gained momentum with the addition of longtime friend and bassist Garret Curtiss.
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