Minus Youth haben einen neuen Song namens Feel Better veröffentlicht, zu dem auch ein Musikvideo abgedreht wurde, das ihr euch hier ansehen könnt:
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Den Song findet ihr auch in unserer neuen Spotify-Playlist zu unseren Rubrik Happy Release Day, die ihr hier folgen könnt.
In ihrer neuesten Single schlagen die Stuttgarter, die in all ihren bisherigen Veröffentlichungen klar dem Hardcore zugeordnet waren, soundtechnisch neue Wege ein und bewegen sich in Richtung Emo, Grunge und Shoegaze-
Minus Youth legte 2022 mit der EP Sun ihr bislang letztes Release vor. Gut möglich also, dass Feel Better auch der Auftakt von einem neuem Output ist.
Minus Youth selbst zum Song:
„Feel Better“ marks a bold departure from the band’s signature hardcore sound. Known for their hard-hitting anthems that ignite movement in the pit and on stage, MINUS YOUTH steps into uncharted territory with this track—embracing vulnerability, melody, and introspection.
Inspired by the emo, grunge, and shoegaze sounds that hardcore kids secretly—or not so secretly—love, „Feel Better“ combines clean vocals, dreamy harmonies, and airy, nostalgic riffs. It’s a stark contrast to their other releases, but it carries the same honest, confrontational spirit. Fueled by conversations with family, friends, and strangers holding disheartening views of the world, the song’s lyrics capture the disconnection and mental exhaustion of modern life.
At its core, „Feel Better“ delivers a message of emotional detachment as survival: „The less I know, the better I feel.“ This mantra cuts through the overload of information and overwhelming negativity of today’s world. With its melodic repetition and comforting soundscapes, the track invites listeners to pause, reflect, and embrace their emotions—even if it means stepping away from the chaos.
Tapping into the revival of early 2000s vibes and armed with dynamic promotional assets—including a beautifully crafted music video—“Feel Better“ is set to make waves. Hardcore kids are called to challenge themselves—not just to embrace melody but to redefine what it means to express emotion in the scene.
It’s a track for anyone standing at the edge of their mental struggle, craving a moment of clarity, or simply looking for a reason to feel better.
Step out of your comfort zone. Start making music that connects. Vulnerability hits just as hard as the scene this song comes from.
