Guess who is back on our blog?, It is the talented Netherlands-based artist Franky Fugazi. I don’t call him talented for nothing. We are still enjoying his song “Feloncholy”. Franky is out to surprise us again with a new release called “Rebel Song”. The song was on 29th August. Let’s go through the details of the song
The song opens with a guitar melody that sounds like the soundtrack of a western movie. It is complex and interesting enough to captivate you there, and then
When it comes to the theme, the song’s title pretty much speaks for itself. When the song talks about rebellion, it is not talking about violence. It is talking about throwing away our apathy and standing up to defend our world. The song challenges us to stand up and voice our concerns about the government, media, and many more. We need to stand up and stop being controlled, because most of these things won’t work without us the people.
When it comes to production, the song features raw garage blues banged out on my handmade cigar box guitar. Once again, no frills, no filters. Rebel Song is a stripped-back, foot-stomping CBG anthem that encourages listeners to think for themselves. It goes further into Franky’s origins, with more bluegrass grit than my previous recordings, yet powered by the same raw blue punk fire.
This song is Franky’s third release and he decided to use this platform to encourage and wake us up. Democracy won’t work without the people and the media won’t work without the people watching it. It’s time to stand up and we applaud Franky for getting us off our asses
This isn’t just a song, it’s a war cry. It is amazing to see artists like Franky who are using their platforms to not only entertain but to talk about things that matter. Frankly is very talented and it is amazing what he has been able to do since he started releasing music. I can’t wait to hear more of his music
Stream “Rebel Song” on Spotify
Follow Feloncholy on his socials; Facebook, Instagram, Bandcamp, YouTube
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