New York, NY (Top40 Charts / FAULKNER) Bicoastal band, FAULKNER, release the first single 'Hot Streak' off their upcoming debut album, via Just Jared premiere.
"Faulkner just can't help but continue their insane upward trajectory. It just come[s] so naturally. Not to say they're not working for it, but damn... what a hot streak" - PureGrainAudio
FAULKNER have been lighting up the music scene with their unique sounds and stories that come alive in their music. 'Hot Streak' is an infectious three-minute slice of bright, spiky rock with a big hook and catchy melody, in the same vein as The Killers and MGMT.
"The inspiration behind 'Hot Streak' is that magic moment of feeling untouchable like Nicky Barnes. Where for an hour the whole world falls into your hands and everything you touch turns to gold. 'Hot Streak' defines our live show energy seamlessly following our collaborations with RZA and Royce Da 5'9". This is the first song we started off as a production duo with an infinite abelian melody on top of a pulsating uptempo rhythm." - Lucas Asher (Lead Singer)
"[Hot Streak] Sounds like a hit right from the get go with catchy vocals and nice acoustic touches. The beat pulls you in instantly and leaves you craving more" - Music Identity
About FAULKNER
FAULKNER are a bicoastal mono-genre band. An unfinished demo of their song "NY Anthem" fell into the hands of RZA, the Wu-Tang Clan mastermind, and captured his interest, leading to their first major collaboration. As a result of their collaboration, "NY Anthem" is heard at the New York Yankees home games and US Open. New York isn't the only place giving them love, the rockers have also been featured on iconic L.A. radio station KROQ. Lyrically, their debut EP "Revanchist" balances revenge themes and overtones with soaring anthems. The upcoming album is an intense and emotive listening experience for all of "the rebels and the misfits" out there. The result is a stunning mix of stories and sounds with contributions from producers RZA, JP Bowersock (The Strokes) and Mark Needham (The Killers), recorded at Rick Rubin's Shangri La Studio and East-West.
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