Thanks For The Distress
Gears
Gears
GEARS – Journey Sixx [vocals], Jimmy Wooten [drums], and Josh Rout [bass] launch their new single/video “THANKS FOR THE MISERY”
— Journey Sixx
MIAMI, FLORIDA, UNITED STATES, July 25, 2023/EINPresswire.com/ — “Thanks For The Distress” is a heartfelt and introspective track that delves into the ache and aftermath of a damaged relationship. The lyrics categorical a mixture of damage, frustration, and resilience, capturing the emotional journey of therapeutic and self-reflection. The somber but empowering vibe of the track displays the complicated feelings related to letting go and discovering energy amidst heartbreak. The enabling tone of the vocals mirrors the emotional journey of therapeutic and discovering energy by burdensome struggles. There’s an simple message of launch. “Thanks For The Distress” serves unequivocally as a metaphor for feelings gushing forth like an unlocked rattling – a full torrent trip, and a tough rock anthem that pushes ahead.
“The somber but empowering tone of the track displays the complicated feelings related to letting go and discovering energy amidst heartbreak. In the end, it serves as a cathartic anthem for shifting ahead and embracing private progress, whereas acknowledging the teachings realized from the previous.”
– Journey Sixx (Lead vocalist GEARS).
GEARS Video by: JT Ibanez
Carried out by: GEARS
Engineered by: Chris Dawson
Produced by: Chris Dawson Co-Produced by: Jimmy Beattie
Combined by: Chris Dawson at Aphotic Studios
Mastered by: Mike Kalajian at Rogue Planet Mastering
BIO:
Rock wants reinvention. It solely strikes ahead when a band pushes it to take action. GEARS is discovering a candy spot between metallic, R&B, hip-hop, and different, the Miami, FL group—Jimmy Wooten [drums] and Tripp Sixx [vocals]—zigs and zags previous all expectations and burns down one conference after one other within the course of. Racking up lots of of hundreds of streams and views, collaborating with everybody from members of Dwelling Color to Sevendust, and receiving plugs from Metallic Insider and extra, they usher in a brand new period of rock with a collection of singles and their forthcoming unbiased debut album.
“There’s one thing for everybody,” observes Jimmy. “It’s heavy. It’s soulful. It’s melodic. The band’s versatility is our energy. We’ll convey R&B and hip-hop into rock, however we’re doing it in our personal tight and cohesive means.” GEARS initially started to grind again in 2014. New York native Tripp wound up in Florida and met fellow Northeast transplant, Jimmy. Bonding over shared influences reminiscent of Prince, Alice In Chains, Deftones, and extra, they fastidiously carved out a singular type. After enjoying numerous exhibits and dropping the Satisfaction Comes Earlier than the Fall EP in 2015, the band teamed up with Sevendust vocalist Lajon Witherspoon on “Tango
Yankee.” In the meantime, Sevendust guitarist Clint Lowery contributed guitar to the latter in addition to to the singles “Stronger Than Ache” and “King.” In addition they collaborated with the likes of Corey Lowery [Seether] and Troy McLawhorn [Evanescence] along with dueting with legendary Dwelling Color frontman Corey Glover on a canopy of the traditional “Cult of Character.”
Alongside the best way, they crossed paths with producer Chris Dawson [SAUL, Any Given Sin, Seasons After] and located the proper manufacturing companion. Hitting the studio in 2020, they instantly uncovered simple inventive chemistry. “It simply hit,” provides Journey. “It got here collectively actually rapidly, and we clicked with Dawson on all fronts.” With Dawson behind the board, they accomplished their 2021 single “Wasteland”. Ethereal electronics give strategy to head-nodding drums and chugging guitars on the observe. Journey’s soulful cadence twists and turns by the beats earlier than culminating within the catchy refrain, “Save me, locked in a cage, and I can’t get out.” “It’s about being trapped in a mindset you don’t see any means out of,” the frontman states.
“It encompasses rather a lot of issues,” Jimmy elaborates. “It’s simple to change into trapped in steady circles in life the place you’re doing the identical issues time and again. As a band, it’s a must to attain outdoors of the field, work with somebody new, attempt one thing completely different, and alter the sound. Following the Pandemic, it’s like a rebirth for GEARS in a bizarre means, so we determined to push the envelope.”
Gears single “Wasteland” went on to realize even better heights as “Wasteland” hit the Prime 20 Billboard Mainstream Rock Indicator and Prime 50 Mediabase Energetic Rock. They gained’t cease pushing the envelope both. For as a lot as Gears urge rock to evolve, they elicit a traditional response. “While you depart a live performance, we wish you to really feel prefer it was value it,” Journey leaves off. “We would like you to bop, leap, yell, scream, and do all of it. We attempt to give listeners this gratification.” “We hit you with as many feelings as potential,” agrees Jimmy. “Perhaps a track will have an effect on you and join on a deeper stage—otherwise you’ll have the ability to bounce to it merely. That is meant to spark a bodily and emotional response.”
And Gears continues to take their listeners with them as their final single “Don’t Need To Say Goodbye” was positioned on Octane TEST Drive and with the fruits was a profitable shift ahead. The means was clear and the alternatives boundlessly continued to develop as Gears on 8/5 launched “Good Sufficient” and radio rotation was heavy. “Good Sufficient” was additionally within the Prime 50 Mediabase and Prime 20 Billboard Mainstream Rock Indicator. Having completed out 2022 Gears wished to present their followers a wrap-up of appreciation for all their assist and blaze into 2023 with “Misplaced Once more”. Now they create their listeners two stable singles into 2023 with “Repair What’s Damaged”, “ALL OR NOTHING”, and now “Thanks For The Distress”.
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