By: Staff
Wynton Existing blazes right out of the gate with "Am That I Am," delivering a sound undoubtedly fueled and influenced by rock and roll greats.
Wynton Huddle's vocals scream out above a super-heavy, guitar-based rock anthem. The opening guitars sell the rock and roll rhythm that forms the backbone of this stellar track. When the full arrangement kicks in, you can tell this band, comprising Wynton Huddle on guitar and vocals, Gavin Gates on drums, and Conor Spellane on bass, has a powerful connection and energy. The band's sound controls the wave motions of this track, lifting and pulling your ears all over the room. While hearing each individual musician shine is fantastic, Wynton Existing has found magic in their combined sound, delivering an even more impactful result. Their inspiration from 60s-70s psychedelic rock and jazz, 80s hardcore punk, and 90s grunge is evident, with clear Alice Cooper and "School's Out for Summer" vibes. The lyrics are deep and emotional; the line "Losing everything we have" speaks volumes. The gritty and unique vocal delivery is captivating, and the band's forceful sound is an absolute win. When you hear the "YEAH!" you'll be right there with us.
The track's production quality is top-notch, allowing each instrument to shine while maintaining a cohesive, raw energy. The guitar riffs are particularly noteworthy, alternating between crunchy power chords and intricate leads that pay homage to classic rock legends. Gavin Gates' drumming provides a solid foundation, with dynamic fills that complement the song's ebb and flow perfectly. Conor Spellane's basslines add depth and groove, often cutting through the mix with punchy, melodic runs. This interplay between instruments creates a rich sonic landscape that keeps listeners engaged throughout the song's duration.
As the track progresses, Wynton Existing demonstrates the ability to build tension and release it masterfully. The band showcases versatility, incorporating elements of their diverse influences without losing the song's core identity. The climax of "Am That I Am" is nothing short of explosive, with all three musicians firing on all cylinders.
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From around the web:
"The Guitars thrash out with a wild attitude just like the vocals do and there's such a passionate looseness to it that gives that classic 90s indie rock undertone.
“The single/EP/album recorded by Starbird Sound, Nashville TN Mixed by: Emerson Harris Mastered by: Third Man Mastering.”
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