Fortunate Losers share their latest single, “Divine”
Sudbury, Ontario-based hard rock band Fortunate Losers has unveiled their single, “Divine.”
“‘Divine’ is a song that really captures what Fortunate Losers is all about,” says frontman, Devon Cox. “It’s about the struggles we all face and the feeling of pushing through the darkness to find the light. We hope that this song can serve as a source of inspiration and strength for our fans.”
Recorded at Union Sound in Toronto, “Divine” was produced by renowned producer Steve Molella (Finger 11, Stuck on Planet Earth, Phantom Atlantic). The result is a track perfectly capturing the raw energy and intensity of the band’s live shows.
“We’re really excited about this release,” says guitarist Brad Giffen. “We’ve put a lot of hard work into this song and we can’t wait for people to hear it. We’re really proud of how it turned out and we think it’s some of our best work yet.”
Review
“Divine” begins with a powerful guitar riff, followed by Devon’s mellow vocals entering the mix. The band launches into a high-energy performance as we reach the chorus while Devon’s vocals are amped up, taking the listener on a thrilling ride.
The highlight of “Divine” is Devon’s vocals. At times, they soar above and beyond the beat, while through the chorus, they meld together, creating a vibrant experience for the listener.
Another standout of the single is the lyrics, which are relevant and memorable. “How long is this gonna take, How much of this can we fake, Now I’m sure it all sounds the same,” effectively conveys a sense of weariness and dissatisfaction. It will resonate with listeners who have found themselves in similar circumstances, where they feel stuck or unable to break out of a repetitive cycle.
Overall “Divine” captures the raw energy and excitement of hard rock, leaving the listener pumped and ready for more.