Greetings to all my dearest readers and music lovers. Let’s welcome Swedish artist Rubanq. Rubanq is the musical alter ego of Joel Patric, a Gothenburg-based songwriter. On 15th May, he released a song called “Worldwide Dead”. Let’s talk more about the song

The song opens with an intricate and Beautiful guitar melody. And when the vocal performance begins, you get goosebumps all over you

“World Wide Dead” is a gritty, poetic commentary on digital burnout, isolation, and the pace of modern life. (“Watching the fall of man in real-time, worldwide dead, they’re coming for our heads”). The song doesn’t hold back, providing a visceral, devastating reflection on a world that appears to be spinning out of control. Technology has improved significantly and so has its use but, it is important to step back, take a break from the screens, and take control of our lives

.With a mix of Americana grit, grunge edge, and emotional urgency, “Worldwide Dead” explores themes of digital isolation, global fear, and the weird numbness that frequently comes with living in tumultuous times. The lyrics are austere but beautiful, supported by a smokey vocal style and powerful accompaniment that seems both timeless and contemporary.

“Worldwide Dead” establishes Rubanq’s voice as one that cuts through the noise—not with bombast, but with honesty, edge, and a keen eye for flaws in the facade. I really enjoyed the song and the metaphor that mirrors modern life. He is a wonderful artist who has made a marvelous song. I can’t wait to hear more music from him

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