YACOVELLI is taking over the runway with their unabashed debut single, "Red Eye." Fueled by what the band describes as "big pick energy," this one doesn't just take flight; it busts through the gates with a Neo-Grunge attitude that tips its hat to Nirvana and The New York Dolls while carving a high-altitude trail of its own.
Produced by its frontman and New York underground mainstay Alex Yacovelli, "Red Eye" oozes unrefined, unfiltered swagger. It's noisy, rash, and has the sort of grit that won't be scrubbed clean. Guitars snarl in dense, distorted folds, and vocals screech through the mix, offering a taunting but celebratory tribute to the jet-set charcoal drawing of perfection.
It's a middle finger to the curated lifestyle, dressed in a hooky chorus that almost begs you to scream along. YACOVELLI isn't one to take you gently by the hand. They're here to pull you off autopilot, shake you awake, and have you feel something real.
So, be it that you're bombing on an actual "red-eye" flight or if you're just after a track that will wake you out of the monotony, YACOVELLI's debut single serves up a perfect kind of jet lag. Buckle up. Strap in; this ride has just begun.
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