Greensboro, North Carolina-based folk-punk band, Old Heavy Hands, have recently released a standout single called “The Flood.” This super catchy song serves as a great tease for their upcoming LP, Small Fires. One listen through, and fans will be eagerly waiting for the record to drop. This incredible song delivers big band energy from start to finish with a stack of three electric guitars and a horn section. Music lovers will be captivated from the epic intro that sets up the track. A gritty lead vocal sings poetic lyrics about resilience with fortitude and massive amounts of emotion. Each melody sung and performed is catchy. “Storms, they come, and they go…” Listen to the song and enjoy the professional music video on YouTube now:
Written by Ryan Cassata
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