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Dread Fury shares captivating and philosophically profound new opus, Sinner’s Banquet

Establishing the mood with an intricate, electric guitar performance, a cerebral synth and percussive toms, Dread Fury opens Sinner’s Banquet with dimensionality, intrigue, and philosophical prose as he takes us on an eye opening and thought-provoking journey.

The opus is laced with intentional depth, poetic prowess and a holistic integrity that we cannot get enough of. We appreciate the sonic switch ups, the captivating hooks and the assertive, conscious charisma that Dread Fury performs with.

Speaking on the message of Sinner’s Banquet, Dread Fury, also known as Graeme Brown, confesses, “The song is a conversation between God and the protagonist, telling him about the dangers of attending a party filled with the most unsavoury people.”

Sinner’s Banquet holds multifaceted importance. It serves as a platform for spiritual introspection, inviting us to contemplate moral dilemmas and seek guidance in challenging situations. Additionally, the song acts as a social commentary, shedding light on societal issues by critiquing the superficiality and moral decay prevalent in certain social circles.

Through the protagonist’s dialogue with the divine, the song becomes a journey of personal growth, wherein individuals confront their vulnerabilities, values, and beliefs. It also functions as a cautionary tale, warning against the dangers of succumbing to peer pressure or engaging in reckless behavior.

We learn that the single was recorded and self-engineered at Dread Fury‘s some and was mastered by Loz Gill of Fat As Funk Mastering. The spacey soundscape elements remind of Jamiroquai, and Dread Fury cites Jimi Hendrix, Prince, Lenny Kravitz, David Bowie, Ben Harper, Lauryn Hill, and Tracy Chapman as sonic influences, although there is no doubt that the talented artist and producer is manifesting a universe of his own.

Dread Fury elaborates, “For me, music is a way to communicate. It’s a way to express myself in the best way possible. It’s my way of letting people know what I am thinking. But it also allows me to tell stories too. To show that my mind is always creative.”

We love the profound, philosophical and intentional manner in which Dread Fury creates, and have added Sinner’s Banquet to our New Music Spotlight playlist, whilst we continue to stream Dread Fury‘s wider discography, including Underneath Your Mask, and Curse of the Devil.