Hero The Band, Back to Myself Review

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Hero The Band, Back to Myself Review

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From the hot steamy air and red clay of Atlanta GA, hails a band that blends hard hitting indie rock and pop, with a powerful blend of electronica. Hero The Band takes its influences from Maroon 5, Fall Out Boy and Coldplay. Hero the Band is a quartet of brothers each born a year apart. Their band name is that is superhero ambition, yet the guys keep it humble and relatable. Their new single “Back to Myself,” is produced by Pete Nappi (Meghan Trainor, Kesha, Thirty Seconds To Mars). It’s a self-empowerment anthem for all.

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Back to Myself

Author

Adorjan Horvát

August 21, 2019

In Short

Back to Myself I(single)

Details

Release Date: July 26, 2019

Label

Lava Music/Republic Records

Length

3:26 minutes

Hard hitting, relatable lyrics melded together with strong hooks and stand out performances.

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9.2

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Bottom Line

“Back To Myself,” is a tonic for the overworked soul, lost in the corporate shuffle. Hero The Band says, “It’s about arising out of a place of feeling down and suffocated or having negative thoughts in your head. You’re constantly battling yourself. So, once you move past those feelings, you come back to who you’re meant to be. It’s an anthem for anybody who feels lost, insecure, or like an outcast. Know you can overcome whatever you’re facing.” Their anthemic energizer for the soul is uplifting and fueled by their powerful vocals, writing style and positive messaging. You can’t help but want to turn it up and turn yourself on. That’s the short of it!

9.2

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