Pop/Review Bromsen - Read About It

In the mid-2000s, Karlo and Richard performed together with their dear fellows from the pampelmuse in almost every indie rock club in Berlin. The band finally broke up in 2006, shortly before their supposed breakthrough, and many years passed before Richard and Karlo met again and Bromsen was formed in 2021. With their Sound Bromsen will take you on a journey from Beat to the 80's and back to the future.

Bromsen's single "Read About It," released on July 14th via Epictronic, is a poignant and heartfelt tribute to artists who dedicated themselves to their craft and lived their art passionately. The inspiration for the song comes from renowned figures like Jim Morrison and Kurt Cobain, as well as lesser-known artists who faced personal struggles and unfortunately left us too soon.

Through "Read About It," Bromsen honors the legacies of these artists, whose music and art continue to inspire and resonate with countless individuals. The song not only pays homage to the well-known figures whose impact on the world of music is widely recognized but also acknowledges the unsung heroes, whose art and stories may not have reached a wider audience but are equally deserving of recognition and appreciation.

The lyrics of the song explore the struggles, triumphs, and experiences of these artists, serving as a reminder of their contributions to the world of music and art. The emotive and heartfelt delivery by Bromsen allows listeners to connect with the emotions behind the tribute, reflecting on the importance of cherishing the legacy of these artists and learning from their lives.

Musically, "Read About It" incorporate elements that evoke the essence of the artists being honored, drawing from their styles and influences to create a heartfelt and powerful musical experience. The song feature soulful melodies, evocative instrumentation, and captivating arrangements that add depth and resonance to the lyrics' message.

As listeners, we are invited to join Bromsen in celebrating the lives and artistry of these artists and to reflect on the impact they continue to have on the world through their music and stories. "Read About It" serves as a moving and meaningful reminder of the lasting power of art and the profound effect it can have on individuals and society as a whole.