Finnish-Mexican melodeath band Ulthima releases new music video and single

Finnish-Mexican melodeath ambassadors Ulthima releases their sophomore album “Midnight’s Call” on November 27th. Now they put out the album’s title track as the final single before the full length’s release. The single is accompanied with a music video directed by Héctor Estrada and Ricardo Escobar.

The guitarist and composer Ric tells about the song:

“‘Midnight’s call’ is the last song composed for this album and as soon as it was finished we knew we had our main single for this second album. The song exemplifies perfectly the sound of the band with heavy but melodic intros, hard hitting verses and catchy choruses to create a good balance between the heavy and melodic sounds that characterize melodeath.

Lyrics wise the song is written as a metaphor for us about how we achieve success, power, fame and what are we willing to sacrifice for it, whether is losing our principles or even morals to get where we want to be or who we want to become. It is about getting lost just to achieve something but also to wonder if it is worth to loose yourself or not.”

Listen to the single on music services (Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer, Tidal, Amazon Music etc.): https://push.fm/fl/ulthima-mdngthscll

Ulthima is a band that originated back in 2010 in Monterrey Mexico, the band went on hiatus until 2018 in Helsinki Finland. Where the band finally consolidated its members and finished their first full length album Symphony of the Night. In mid 2024 the band started the recording of their second full length album Midnight’s Call.