Track of the Day: Bright Falls on track to make mark on Irish music scene

‘Come of Age’ is about being unsure of your place in a relationship as fractures begin to appear. It is about longing for who someone used to be while struggling to cope with change. “This song was all about fear, fear of the unknown, fear of change and fear of being alone. I needed this to be a great moment of desperation for the protagonist.” Said McCormack. This is captured with the powerful chorus of “Gone is the light, I hear the refrain, ‘I’d marry the past, but you don’t believe in yesterday’.” 

BRIGHT FALLS is preparing for the release of his new album ‘Dusk’

The sorrowful track features dynamic moments with layered guitar parts creating a sense of weightlessness alongside the introduction of Mellotron strings adding to the dreamscape. This is juxtaposed by the more aggressive and raw distorted choruses akin to an early 90’s grunge sound.

‘Come of Age’ was produced by Martin Quinn & Eddie McCormack and was mixed, mastered and recorded by Martin Quinn at JAM Studios (Aine Cahill, The Strypes) in Kells, Ireland.

Bright Falls’ debut LP ‘Dusk’ will be available on all DSP’s from October 28th

Bright Falls play live at The Source Arts Centre, Thurles, October 29th.

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