Brunhilde releases new single and video 'All Is Lost'!

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All Is Lost – that’s the telling title of BRUNHILDE‘s third single. But is everything lost? Really? – Well, of course not! As long as there are fresh new bands like BRUNHILDE, there’s no need to worry about the future of music. The rising stars of crossover-rock are also very optimistic about the future. Singer Caro Loy explains:

“Admittedly, All Is Lost sounds a little dramatic at first, but actually it’s quite a positive song, one that gives you courage; it’s not supposed to bring you down at all. It’s all about staying strong when life is difficult. Even if it seems as if all was lost, you have to keep control and mustn’t give up; you should look for solutions in an active and independent way. I consider this is very important, especially in times like these.”

A strong motto that the confident singer always reminds herself of, when the going gets tough. The music of All Is Lost also emanates pure energy. Caro explains:

“The song is absolutely unpredictable and completely different from our first two singles When You Were Born… and Choir Boy. You can hear that it is cut from the same cloth as our other songs, but when you’re listening to it, you never know in which direction it’s gonna develop.”

Speaking of development, the Rock ‘n’ Roll queen tells us:

“Originally, the song was called Come With Me, it’s one of the first songs that we worked on with our producer Charlie Bauerfeind. He also turned this tune into a real masterpiece.”

All Is Lost? – Not bloody likely!

All Is Lost is the third single release heralding BRUNHILDE‘s studio album, which is scheduled for February 2021.

Brunhilde online:
https://www.brunhilde.de/
https://www.facebook.com/brunhilderocks/
https://www.instagram.com/brunhilderocks/
https://twitter.com/brunhilderocks/
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCh5xQXCD0mDy3hUcEPVbfSw

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