The Sea At Midnight, the musical project of LA songwriter Vince Grant, just dropped a killer new single called “Burning.” Released on November 8, 2024, this track is way more than your average rock tune – it’s a full-on assault tackling the hot topic of climate change.
Vince Grant’s vocals are something else, folks, perfectly capturing the chaos of our world right now. And let’s not forget about his partner in crime on this track, Marco Cattani from Chemical Waves. These two have some serious musical chemistry going on, having previously collaborated on Chemical Waves’ album “II (Emotional Violence),” where “Burning” first came to life, but Grant’s taken it and made it his own this time around.
Lyrically, “Burning” is a rallying cry against complacency. Grant’s words are a stark reminder of the negligence of leaders who turn a blind eye to the climate crisis. Lines like “Still our leaders lie, fake smiles and they keep pretending”? Man, that hits hard. This isn’t just another tune to add to your playlist – it’s a wake-up call. Grant’s basically grabbing us by the shoulders and saying, “Hey, look around! We’ve got to do something about this mess!“
The Sea At Midnight is a true collaborative effort that hits you with a wall of sound. Sure, Grant’s vocals and lyrics are front and centre, but Cattani’s musical chops and Ryan Thomas Mitchell’s killer visuals really round out the whole package. It’s not just about the tunes; these guys are creating a full-on experience.
“Burning” stands out not just as a rock track but as a significant cultural statement. In a time when the stakes are high, The Sea At Midnight has cooked up a song that strikes a chord of urgency and emotion. This is the sound of a band unafraid to tackle the pressing issues of our time, and it’s a ride you won’t want to miss.
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