ModernWelfare is set to release their single 'Walls'
May 18, 2021
MedernWelfare is beginning to make their way up the charts.
Miami, Florida May 18, 2021 (Issuewire.com) - ModernWelfare is an American modern alternative rock group, who began its journey as just an idea out of a basement nearly two years ago, in 2019. The members' diverse personalities would bring them to create music that combines the raw power of hard rock and angst with immaculate melodies of electronic pop to form the sounds of ModernWelfare.
Coming out of Florida, USA, ModernWelfare is comprised of four group members: Lucas Hay, lead singer; John Gabriel Yabut, drums; Dan Renz, guitar; and Byron Taylor on guitar.
Since the formation of the group, ModernWelfare has written songs and played at various shows solidifying their place in the modern alternative rock genre. ModernWelfare is now ready to step out in the brighter limelight to showcase their new single "Walls". Written and produced at East Iris Studios in Nashville, TN, with Kyle Odell and Zach William. Their sound is like a reminisce of artists and bands such as Lincoln Park, Bring Me the Horizon, and Dance Gavin Dance. ModernWelfare's wordplay focuses on addictions, mental health issues, and personal struggles. They are the most exciting new rock band to hit 2021 thus far.
ModernWelfare's main destination on the road to stardom is the big stage, in hopes of reaching a larger audience. "We work hard to accomplish our dreams," says the band. With notions of leading by example, the group wants to show those who may be struggling to not give up on their dreams. To keep pressing forward and trust the process. They say, "Your dreams are as real as you make them." The group uses their music as a way to connect with others who may share their same struggles. It's their healthy outlet for everything. It's their chance to be a voice to their experiences that might help others.
Like many other bands and artists, ModernWelfare wants to be known as a band that will follow their dreams through to the finish line. A band that is humble and is helpful to those in need. "We want to be known as a band that has helped create music that helps fans overcome their struggles like we continue to do each and every day." Modern Welfare says. So far, ModernWelfare has been a self-built, self-funded act. They have also been able to rebrand their band, play at shows with national acts, and built their social media presence up from scratch.
ModernWelfare is ready to put in the work to achieve the goals they have set out to do.
May 21 st ModernWelfare is set to release their new single "Walls" to all major streaming platforms, have new merchandise, and an official lyric video for "Walls". With all that's in store for the band to come, they continue to practice positive vibes by saying, "Why you stressing? Life's a blessin'."
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