
MAD PAINTER – Empty Bottles
Mad Painter’s latest single, “Empty Bottles,” is a remarkable blend of nostalgic 70s rock energy and contemporary themes. The band, formed in Arlington, MA, and known for their eclectic mix of garage rock, proto-punk, and glam rock influences, has created a track that both honors the past and resonates with today’s listeners.
“Empty Bottles” kicks off with a captivating keyboard riff by Alex Gitlin, immediately transporting listeners to the heyday of classic rock. The track is enriched by Al Nahabedian’s gritty guitar work, Kenne Highland’s solid bass lines, and Al Hendry’s dynamic drumming. The backing vocals of Julie Gee and Sharon Crumrine add an extra layer of richness and texture, enhancing the song’s overall impact.
“Empty Bottles” delves into the isolation experienced during the 2020 lockdowns, offering a message of hope and perseverance. As Alex Gitlin explains, “It captures that infectious party vibe of the 1970s while addressing the poignant themes of isolation and perseverance during recent challenging times.” This juxtaposition of energetic music with reflective lyrics creates a powerful and moving experience.
Produced by Thomas Hamilton in Peabody, MA, the single reflects Mad Painter’s commitment to preserving the spirit of 70s rock while addressing contemporary issues. The infectious hooks and evocative lyrics of “Empty Bottles” ensure it will be a hit with both new and long-time fans.
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