Kelowna’s Dying Breed isn’t holding back in its soon-to-be-released single, Coming Alive.
The upcoming release follows their one-year anniversary.
Over the year, they made the most of their downtime during the pandemic, rolling out song after song since coming out swinging with their heavy-hitting debut EP, Unchained.
Guitarist Dacoda Nevens said the new single all started with a riff.
“Now they have rounded out their sound with a new face — Jamie Spencer on bass.
“With Jamie coming on board and Rory dropping the bass, it’s just opened up much more things that we can stack on top of each other,” said Nevens.
Spencer joining the band makes their new single more dynamic.
“The level of our songs has gone through since he’s started, the way he writes really brings out the flow of the song,” said Ormiston.
Now that provincial health orders are being loosened, one of the hardest working bands in the valley is ready to step on stage.
“We are practicing every week from 10 in the morning to five at night,” said Stephan Gilbert, drummer. “We are putting in the time for sure.”
Coming Alive will be released on June 27. To follow the band and listen to more of their music, visit their website www.dyingbreed.ca.
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