While celebrating the upcoming release of their new album “Survive” by playing at the major Rock and Metal festivals worldwide, Stratovarius increase the anticipation for the new album with a brand new single release.
After finding more drastic words and imagery with their previous single “World On Fire”, the new single stands out through its catchiness and almost poppy sound combined with a subtle 80s vibe, not only musically but also lyrically.
With “Firefly” the band move away from the global issues such as global warming or the pandemic and release their very own version of a love song. But that’s not all – fans can also look forward to an elaborately produced music video that will follow the release of the single at the end of August.
Jens Johansson about “Firefly“: It’s one of the poppier songs on the record, and a little bit more lighthearted, although love is always complicated. By the way, some actual firefly females catch males of a different species using false light signals, to eat them. It’s all in a day’s work when you want to survive.
Listen to Firefly here: https://Stratovarius.lnk.to/FireflyPR
