Mercury Messiah released a debut track titled “Sunlight Surfing”

The electric music genre is not a cup of tea for a single-member band. On top of that if you are determined to create a hit. Extremely high-intensity music is the culmination of countless hours spent on the creation of extraordinary sounds such as drumming kicks, timelines, choruses, lyrics, etc.

It’s not uncommon to hear people complain about being forced to watch performances in a concert hall looking at loudspeakers during electronic music events. As a result of this encounter, you are forced to reevaluate the essence of the music.

Even though you might have heard some infamous words about electronic music, you won’t feel the same about Mercury Messiah. And definitely not when you listen to their recent debut track, “Sunlight Surfing.”

Mercury Messiah’s Sunlight Surfing:

When it comes to “Sunlight Surfing,” a wide range of electric genres are filtered via classic hard rock Explosive and dramatic guitars, melodies that soar, and pounding rhythms make this a standout track.

There will be a magnetic effect on the listeners. Mutual admiration for bands like Led Zeppelin, Rush, and The Beatles spurred their relationship and songwriting cooperation.

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Who is Mercury Messiah?

Mercury Messiah is known for its diverse rock sound. Johnny Dims (vocals) and Mano Diles (guitar) started the band in 2015, and their upcoming EP contains songs composed between the ages of 13 and 17. Alex Brunel (drums) and Corrado Johnston (bass) joined them later to complete the ensemble.

It’s official: Mercury Messiah has signed a management agreement with Dovetail Entertainment’s Michael Barbee (former Greta Van Fleet manager).

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Where can you find Sunlight Surfing?

The track is available on all major platforms including Spotify, Apple Music, Youtube, Amazon Music. iTunes Store, etc.

Where can you find Mercury Messiah?

You can find the band on all major social media and music streaming platforms.