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Jonny Thorns unleashes a rocking anthem of self-acceptance in "What We Don't Know Won't Hurt Us"

Aside from Jonny Thorns' powerful and heartfelt jam "What We Don't Know Won't Hurt Us," which perfectly encapsulates everything we love about the vibrant music scene in Durham, England. Recorded at Newcastle's Blast Recording Studio by world-touring producer Andy Bell, the track is a reflection of a possible transition in Jonny's musical journey caught right at that instant when classic rock energy meets considered lyricism.

With an infectious, instantly melodic chord progression inspired by The Beatles, the song grabs its listeners immediately. With Jonny's masterful guitar work and both soulful and affirmational vocal performance, we're gifted with an intricate yet confident message to be present, be happy in your skin. This is a theme that rings especially potent in the current landscape of mental well-being awareness.

The production transforms the song into an epic crescendo; drummer James Wake provides intricate rhythms that shift seamlessly from laidback verses to slamming choruses. There are clear hints of classic rock greats, such as Oasis, in the wall-like layers of guitar, as well as more modern references like Sam Fender and Alabama Shakes, but always with a fresh energy.

For Jonny, reflecting on the song's trajectory has marked a significant milestone for himself: he started to value his life and who he is without being caught up in how the future may look. The finished song is a reflection of the kind of growth Bethke has undergone as an artist and represents a poignant battle cry for anyone seeking peace in turbulent times. "What We Don't Know Won't Hurt Us" is an invitation to live hard, love harder, and rock out. A standout name, Jonny Thorns does everything possible to announce himself in the right way, and with this release, he has done precisely that.

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