The Badly Behaved return to talk latest single, "Who Am I?" - Interview
Berlin-based band, The Badly Behaved, takes listeners on a thought-provoking journey with their electrifying single, "Who Am I?" Serving as the title track of their album released last year, the song has been reimagined and expertly mixed by renowned British producer Jamie Sellers for its release as a single. With a pulsating dance beat, "Who Am I?" delves into the existential struggle of self-identity faced not only by successful musicians or actors but by each and every one of us.
The track opens with an infectious energy that immediately grabs the listener's attention. The production ensures that every beat and sonic element contributes to the vibrant atmosphere of the song. The dynamic electronic soundscape creates an irresistible urge to move, compelling listeners to lose themselves in the rhythm.
At the forefront of "Who Am I?" are the captivating vocals delivered by Stewart Irving, whose powerful performance adds depth and emotion to the track. Stewart's versatile vocal range effortlessly carries the introspective lyrics, inviting listeners to reflect on their own identity and self-worth. The lyrics not only address the struggles of a successful musician or actor but also touch on universal themes of self-perception and the complex questions we all face in understanding our place in the world.
In our exclusive interview with Richard von Kalmar of The Badly Behaved, alongside Stewart Irving, we gained insights into the band's creative process and the inspirations behind "Who Am I?" Their music-making philosophy, which revolves around building upon existing music while fearlessly exploring new sonic territories, shines through in this single. The Badly Behaved's ability to seamlessly blend thought-provoking lyrics with an electronic twist is a testament to their artistry and vision.
Truly, it’s always a pleasure to get to speak with Richard and we’re so thrilled he made his return. We’d recommend you check out our first interview with the artist, but this certainly isn’t a bad place to start either! Go ahead and check out those links below to listen, follow along, and of course to stay tuned for all future releases.
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