Gravity
The Dangerous Summer
June 21, 2024News updates for 'Gravity' by The Dangerous Summer
The Dangerous Summer Release New Single and Music Video "What's An Hour Really Worth” from forthcoming LP
April 24, 2024 – Today, The Dangerous Summer have shared their newest single “What’s An Hour Really Worth” via Rude Records off of their upcoming album Gravity. Life is short and unpredictable, and “What’s An Hour Really Worth” serves as a reminder to listeners to live as ferociously as possible. The track urges them to explore, to fail, to get up and keep pushing regardless of what happens. “‘This song came somewhat earlier on in the writing process. That original riff really sent us into the chase of this song,” explains vocalist AJ Perdomo. “The way all of the instruments push and pull really reminds me of a futuristic Reach For The Sun track. I remember when we reached the bridge, we really tried to switch it up. We try to set limitations to reach new ground sometimes, and the limitation we set was - no cymbals. Christian [Zawacki] really dug in and drove us home on that one. Happy that it is finally out.” Watch the official video for the new single below. Gravity, their new LP will be released June 21, 2024.
Baltimore, Maryland alternative rock band The Dangerous Summer are thrilled to announce their forthcoming record, Gravity, out June 21st via Rude Records. The album marks their 7th full length LP and will contain 12 brand new tracks, including the title track and lead off single "Gravity" which is currently streaming on all digital platforms. The official video can also be viewed below. A perfect way to begin a new era of The Dangerous Summer, “Gravity” is a powerful anthem about overcoming personal darkness and navigating the mysteries of the unknown. The tracks' mystical instrumentals alongside Perdomo’s dreamlike vocals offers listeners a provoking glimpse into the band's soul-searching journey through space to find their unique sound. Speaking on the track, lead singer, AJ Perdomo shares, “‘Gravity’ almost never happened. It had an old name - ‘The Walls Outside,’ with completely different lyrics. A week before the end of the record, I locked myself in my room for 2 and a half days. It was kind of a breaking point in the record, but it turned out to be filled with so much heart, that it ended up as the first single. It really encapsulates the album. The lonely journey we spent out in space finding our sound. There were times where I thought that we would never make it back.”
