By Anita Stewart, Managing Editor
Single and Video: “So Low”
Release Date: June 25, 2021

“So Low” is the follow-up release to the band’s hit “Remedy” That song featured Danny Worsnop (Asking Alexandria/We Are Harlot) on guest vocals and is still in regular rotation @ SiriusXM Octane. The song was featured on major playlists on various streaming services everywhere. “Remedy” received a lot of major press accolades, including Medium who stated “’Remedy’ is a scorching song that has S.A.M. (Savage After Midnight) back in a big way and firing on all cylinders” and Substream Magazine said “an explosive track that offers hope in the form of aggressive hard rock.”
The band’s Shi Eubank says “So Low’ was so much fun to create. I did it with Producers Andrew Baylis and Jayden Panesso for the band Sylar. I told them I wanted to have a good blend of heavy and sing-along, so we did just that. The song is about the struggle of wanting to stay with someone that always puts you second. My favorite lyrics are in the pre-chorus “Holding on to nothing like it’s something I can’t live without.” I think everyone has felt that at some point in their lives. I hope it hits home.”
Rock at Night says: “The video and song lyrics tell a story of excess, but the protagonist is sad and low even though he is surrounded by relationships and luxury. Verses are like soft emotive ballads and the choruses go to a crescendo of guitars and fuel-raged metal for emphasis. Describing a back and forth of the guy’s own emotions? Great guitar work and video concept.”
The “So Low” video was shot by Eric Dicarlo of Square Up Studios during a party at his home in Nashville. The band is planning tour dates for the latter half of 2021 and into 2022 and an EP is already in the works. Rock at Night covered this band’s release of their single “Remedy.” Check out that story HERE.
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