Disconnected Souls Debuts Lyric Video For New Single, ‘Fragments’

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Disconnected Souls premiered the video for its latest single, ‘Fragments‘ this week.

The band premiered the new lyric video Tuesday. The song features a distinct blend of goth and synthwave with even the slightest touch of of Type O Negative influence. That influence is exhibited through the song’s keyboard line and the manner in which the vocals are delivered.

Composer Matthew Fletcher discussed the song’s arrangement in a prepared statement.

“‘Fragments’ was an attempt to write a catchy synthpop track and was very heavily inspired by the band THE BIRTHDAY MASSACRE,” Fletcher said. “The structure is a lot more conventional than some of our others and uses comparatively few instruments; I wanted to focus on big sounds and hence the big focus on the bell pad synth. Funnily enough I actually wrote most of the track using just this because I felt particularly moved by it! As things progressed, the more experimental elements such as bird samples, 5/4 time signature section and choir harmony vocals came in. A particular highlight for me was that Jeremy Valentyne (NEW YEARS DAY) agreed to provide the guitar solo and he did a fantastic job of staying true to the original solo I wrote, but adding his own unique twist on it. I hope you enjoy!” 

No information about the song’s lyrical theme was provided in the news release announcing the premiere of the new lyric video.

More information on Disconnected Souls’ new single and video is available along with all of the band’s latest news at:

Websitehttps://disconnectedsouls.com

Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/disconnectedsouls

Twitterhttps://twitter.com/DSbandUK

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