Christian hard rock band Deep As Bones from Phoenix brings a raw, introspective edge to their latest track, Shout. Exploring the ripple effects of seemingly minor decisions, the song plunges into the profound themes of consequence and reflection. Recorded at Mind’s Eye Digital Recording Studio under the expert guidance of Producer and Engineer Larry Elyea, the track is a testament to the band’s ability to blend power and nuance in their music. The collaborative effort between Elyea and the band, coupled with the deeply resonant lyricism of Rodney Scott Pieres, delivers a sonic experience that doesn’t just entertain—it challenges. With heavy riffs and evocative vocals, Shout serves as a call to introspection, reminding listeners of the unseen aftermath that choices can ignite.
Accompanying the single is a captivating performance video, filmed and meticulously crafted by Gavin Donnelly of Soundphoria Media. Shot at Dan Floreani’s Painted Tiger Studios in Glendale, AZ, the video captures the band’s electrifying stage presence while amplifying the song’s narrative through raw visuals and dynamic editing. Each frame of the video intensifies the message behind Shout, creating a multi-sensory experience that lingers long after the music fades. With this release, Deep As Bones cements their place as a band unafraid to tackle complex emotions and spiritual truths, all while delivering the hard-hitting sound their fans crave. Shout isn’t just a song; it’s an invitation to reflect on the weight of our decisions and the echoes they leave behind.
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