Moon Fever’s Latest Track ‘Live Fast Die Young’ Is a Speedy Good Time

By Anita Stewart, Managing Editor

Single and Video Release: “Live Fast Die Young”

Release Date: September 23, 2022

Moon Fever is BACK! This time with an all new lineup and now based in Seattle. The current band consists of Triston Bracht (vocals, formerly of Hellbot), Mitch Micoley (guitar), Dave Orton (bass, formerly of Hyro the Hero), and Troy Wageman (drums, formerly of Hyro the Hero).

The band’s biggest influences are classic rock and stadium rock, but they create their own sound that could best be called classic rock with a “new” vibe.

The song for the latest video was produced in Los Angeles by Jim Kaufman and the video was filmed on some of the rooftops and in downtown Seattle. There are also some shots from the renowned El Corizon venue where the band continues to write music and rehearse. Stay tuned for more tunes to be released soon!

“Live Fast Die Young is a song about living for the now. Because we only have so much time left. It’s a high energy up tempo, rock n  roll banger,” says Mitch Micoley.  About the single and video, Rock at Night says:

“This is a banger of a song, with lyrics denoting joie de vivre and footage of wild days and nights, recording music, photo shoots, hanging out and just plain relentless fun. Great guitar work and an especially hook filled, sing-along chorus. Yes, the song definitely has a classic rock vibe but sounds like new rock just the same; digging this updated sound from this revised lineup. More, please!“

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Anita grew up in a rock and roll radio station that her father owned and has a musical family. Spent a few years singing back up. Now sings in the shower! She is a USAF veteran and was elected to local office and worked as staff on three presidential campaigns as a Social Media and Virtual Outreach expert. Plays a variety of musical instruments including ukulele and she loves drum circles. Her favorite music genres are all of them--Alternative to Zydeco. Promotes bands and independent artists through ANITA STEWART PROMOTIONS. She also brought SOFAR SOUNDS to Tampa. When she is not writing, she is knitting, painting, attending concerts and live music jams and exploring nature with her camera. She has recently retired but no rocking chair for her! She has been reporting for Rock at Night since 2014.

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