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Luci Ferrum shares a new single, “Funny Guy”

  • November 17, 2025
  • Natalie Patrick
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With "Funny Guy," Luci Ferrum gives us a slow, beautiful look at patience, irony, and the strangely peaceful satisfaction of revenge that is sure to happen. Instead of rushing into anger or drama, the song stays still, like a Buddhist, letting the emotional weight build while Ferrum creates a world where calmness is the best weapon.

“Funny Guy” is like a philosophical riddle wrapped in a techno-influenced pulse. It quietly builds tension as it thinks about the old saying about sitting by the river to watch the enemy's body float by. Ferrum turns that picture into a sound ritual that is controlled, observant, and full of a quiet power that feels both personal and universal. It reminds us that true power often comes from being patient, not from using force. Sometimes the best revenge is just waiting long enough for the truth to come out.

The production is intentionally open, which gives each part room to breathe and makes the song's themes of control and emotional precision even stronger. Ferrum is making a mental landscape where people can slow down, take a deep breath, and feel the subtle burn beneath the track's calm surface. It makes you think, but it's still very strong.

"Funny Guy" is especially interesting because it hints at what will happen next. A brutal techno-acid remix is coming, and it will turn the track's quiet menace into something fierce and heart-pounding. The original is the calm water, and the remix is the storm that breaks over it. It's the perfect one-two punch for fans who want both deep philosophical ideas and lots of action.

"Funny Guy" is a great example of Luci Ferrum's ability to combine storytelling with sound design. It's thoughtful, like a movie, and made by an artist who knows how to make music that makes you feel something. If this release is any indication, fans will have to wait patiently for Ferrum's next work, because whatever comes next will be worth the wait.

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