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News: BLVDS Share The Genre Bending New Single ‘Two Sides’

  • January 29, 2025
  • Simon Lucas-Hughes
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Montana duo BLVDS share the new single ‘Two Sides’. A captivating blend of Synthwave, Retrowave, Darkwave, and electronic elements, the track draws inspiration from genre heavyweights like The Midnight, Dayseeker, and Dance with the Dead.

Built around swelling synths, driving electronic beats and melodic vocals, the track melds pop exploits with electronic EDM undertones before bursting into a striking heavy rock infused chorus. Bursting into a striking and epic sax solo in the latter part of the track, the band manage to even bring an 80s flare to the track which perfectly compliments the spotless cinematic production of the track.

The song first took shape in mid-2024 as an instrumental track accompanied by a rough vocal demo. Initially, the direction of the song didn’t quite align with the evolving artistic vision of the band. However, by late 2024, BLVDS revisited the composition with a renewed perspective, implementing nuanced but impactful changes that redefined the track’s identity and fully embraced their hybrid influences.

To further enhance the track, BLVDS collaborated with Righteous Vendetta, adding a metal-infused feature that amplifies the song’s darker, more intense atmosphere. The result is a striking fusion of genres that underscores BLVDS’ adaptability and innovation.

“‘Two Sides’ was a song that immediately showcased the duality of our songwriting approach. Having spent 15 years in the metal scene, that influence still naturally seeps into my creative process. This track felt like the perfect opportunity to merge Synthwave elements with the heavier sounds I’m familiar with, making a collaboration essential,” Ryan Hayes of BLVDS shared.

‘Two Sides’ represents a pivotal moment for BLVDS as they continue to evolve their sound and break new ground. With intricate layers, evocative melodies, and a seamless blend of styles, the single serves as a testament to the duo’s artistic vision and creative boldness.

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