The Dream Rebel Brings Reminiscent Sounds Of The 60s And 70s British Invasion From New Orleans In Debut EP 'Queen Of The Cliff'

New York, NY (Top40 Charts) Bringing the 60s and 70s British sound from New Orleans, indie vocalist and multi-instrumentalist The Dream Rebel debuts with Bowie, Bolan and Lennon inspired 'Queen Of The Cliff' EP. Recorded at the world famous Fairfax/Sound City Studios in a modern yet vintage fashion, The Dream Rebel has merged catchy melodies with the reminiscent sound of the 60s and 70s British Invasion.

Artist: The Dream Rebel
Release: Queen Of The Cliff EP
Release Date: October 13th

From the wailing rebellious power anthem 'Hurt Me Bad' to the heart-wrenching, yet uplifting ballad 'Stay Still', 'Queen of the Cliff' stirs a rush of love and loss. The Dream Rebel portrays his potent emotions through his raw retro vocals, channeling pure rock 'n' roll through every track.

The music video for 'Hurt Me Bad' released earlier this year, premiering on The Big Takeover. The Dream Rebel reveals "I wanted the video for 'Hurt Me Bad' to be a mix of rebellious John Travolta/Grease flair with a splash of whimsicality. The shoot itself is kind of a blur, really. I remember walking onto the set with my twelve string and a bag of Oreos, and I just had a ball jumping around to the song. Next thing I knew, it was three in the morning, and the director was saying, "That's a wrap.""
Queen Of The Cliff EP will be released October 13th.

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