The day has finally come! Here's our first video single for 2019 "Demon Eyes", produced by Connor O'Keane at Imperium Pictures.
Recorded and mixed by Chris Themelco at Monolith Studios and mastered by Plec Johansson at The Panic Room. This is the first release featuring Nathan Peachey on vocals and Darcy Mulcahy on drums.
2019 will see a series of singles from the band that traverse all the light and heavy aspects of Trigger, while still retaining that catchy edge you all know. “Demon Eyes” captures a lighter side of the band that allows Nathan to do what he does best. But don’t expect this lighter side to continue as we have lots in store for you!
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At the heart of the melodic rock scene is a large number of independent artists, who make music for the love of it, contributing some very fine music but not always getting the attention they deserve.
MRR will release DANIEL TRIGGER’s new album ‘Right Turn’ on August 10. You can pre-order the album as well as a deal to grab 'Right Turn' alongside JIM SHEPARD's new album 'Jaded'.
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Daniel Trigger is an experienced singer/songwriter from the Midlands, UK who classifies his music as ‘stadium rock’, written to sound at home in an arena, combining big hooks and powerful melodies with anthemic, wide-screen choruses.
And that is the perfect description for Daniel and this album. Seldom will you hear so many hook-driven melodic rockers in one place and while Daniel has an established fan base already, this album is set to reach a whole new fanbase and take his reputation to the next level.
With 3 heavy rock albums under his belt, Daniel made the decision in 2017 to return to his melodic roots. The album ‘Right Turn’, steps away from down-tuned heavy rock in favour of greater musical subtleties, infectious melodies and lyrical optimism, and provides the opportunity for Daniel to make more use of instruments such as acoustic guitar and piano.
Let’s take a listen, with two tracks from ‘Right Turn’ to check out right now:
