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BROMSEN displays an anthemic new single, "Someone"

  • January 19, 2024
  • Natalie Patrick
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BROMSEN has released a new song called "Someone," which is an excellent anthem for those who like to take the road less traveled. This song, part of their upcoming album "Brothers in Mind," is about following your dreams and being true to yourself.

The band was inspired by Luka Bloom, who went on a journey of self-discovery. "Someone" is a mix of different music styles like rock, hard rock, prog, and 80s music, and it's a great example of how music can break boundaries.

The lead singer of the band, Richard, dresses up as the Statue of Liberty and shows us that we should be free to be ourselves. The song encourages us to consider whether we should follow what others expect of us or our path. It's a great reminder to be true to ourselves.

BROMSEN's music is a mix of different styles, and "Someone" is an excellent example of their unique sound. This song is a must-listen for anyone who loves music that's not afraid to be different.

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