Indie rock artist drops new single just in time for anyone jonesing for a summer anthem.
New York, NY (May 23, 2024) - NYC-based Wildlife Control steers listeners to a supersonic drive with latest single, "Make Me Feel". Equipped with an upbeat rhythm and powerful chords, Wildlife Control delivers a catchy tune that both rock and electropop lovers would easily tap their feet to.
"Make Me Feel" brings forth vivid imagery of ecstatic emotions that listeners would feel with a loved one, and finds beauty in the simplest ways that love can be expressed.
"Make me Feel" Cover Art
"And as I leave the earth
This swirling ball of blue
Picture the universe
Standing right before you"
Lyrics from "Make Me Feel"
"Make Me Feel" marks a return to the melodic lyricism of Wildlife Control’s indie rock debut, which trended at the height of the music blog era and topped college radio.
About Wildlife Control:
Grammy-nominated musician and producer, Wildlife Control blurs the lines between visual art, music, and technology. Their aesthetic combines sampled and synthesized sounds and visuals in an alchemical mixture that is best summarized by the final words of their debut release: "it doesnʼt matter if she's Analog or Digital".
Wildlife Control's music covers the span of the depth of emotions in living a full life. From growing up as the only minority in a rural town, to going through the ups and downs of finding love, experiencing joy, pain, addiction, and always coming out on the other side better and stronger for it. That depth in the story is what keeps their fans interested and listening a decade on.
Inspired by The Beatles', often classed with Phoenix, and compared to Tom Petty by Dan Reynolds from Imagine Dragons, Wildlife Control's eclectic music and interesting experiments with video and sound tend to create discovery moments outside the industry that brings new audiences in.
Wildlife Control's music covers the span of the depth of emotions in living a full life. From growing up as the only minority in a rural town, to going through the ups and downs of finding love, experiencing joy, pain, addiction, and always coming out on the other side better and stronger for it. That depth in the story is what keeps their fans interested and listening a decade on.
Inspired by The Beatles', often classed with Phoenix, and compared to Tom Petty by Dan Reynolds from Imagine Dragons, Wildlife Control's eclectic music and interesting experiments with video and sound tend to create discovery moments outside the industry that brings new audiences in.
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Wildlife Control
Wildlife Control blurs the lines between visual art, music, and technology. Their aesthetic combines sampled and synthesized sounds and visuals in an alchemical mixture that is best summarized by the final words of their debut release: it doesnʼt matter if sheʼs analog or digital.
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