Focus on a Hollywood group ready to conquer the universe…
After dazzling us with their previous video “Other Side”, alternative rock band Oceans on Other Planets continues to surprise us with their latest track titled “Die Alone”. Originally from the legendary city of Hollywood, these musicians once again demonstrate their exceptional know-how. With a fusion of pop, rock and electronic music, Nick Wolf‘s warm and powerful vocals instantly captivate the listener. “Die Alone” addresses deep and universal themes with remarkable intensity: “I don’t want anyone to know, I’m afraid of you letting go… put it all aside… at the end of the day, they’ll say, that we didn’t try enough“. Before we go any further, we’ll let you listen to this new track, welcome on Slash Music!
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“I don’t want anyone to know, I’m afraid of you letting go… put it all aside… at the end of the day, they’ll say, that we didn’t try enough” – Oceans on Other Planets
“The song is about two main concepts. Concept number 1: End of a relationship. When important relationships get frayed and get into trouble. And they decay. And they might even be on the brink of failure. Ya know, when you really care about someone, and you’ve been through a lot, and you’re worried that the relationship might be at risk, or in trouble, or like the other person might not care as much anymore. There’s a line… “I don’t want anyone to know, I’m afraid of you letting go…”” Nick explains during our interview before continuing : “Concept number 2: End of the world. And so in a way, the end of the relationship and the end of the world are utilized interchangeably within the song. And the line I mentioned before ends like this: “I don’t want anyone to know, I’m afraid of you letting go… put it all aside… at the end of the world, they’ll say, that we didn’t try enough…”. Imagine if you could save the relationship, or save the world, with just a little more effort. But you didn’t put in the effort, so it failed, and everything died”.
A promising future for Oceans on Other Planets.
With this second track in their career, the group composed of Nick Wolf, Mike St. Michaels, Jack Glazer and Zak St. John continues to lay the foundations for an epic story. The technique is there, and the talent too, and we are impatiently awaiting the continuation of the adventures of Oceans on Other Planets. Since their debut with the single “Other Side”, which skillfully blended indie rock, hard rock and electronic music, they have captivated a loyal audience. The track – Other Side – racked up over 20k organic plays in just one month on Spotify! To not miss any of their news and have behind-the-scenes access to their artistic life, follow Oceans on Other Planets on their social networks, all the links can be found at the bottom of this article. To be continued…
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