Scala & Kolacny Brothers Reimagine 'Use Somebody' As Delicate, Subtly Powerful Anthem

New York, NY (Top40 Charts/ Shore Fire Media) On Scala & Kolacny Brothers' reinterpretation of Kings of Leon's "Use Somebody," the Belgian rock choir replaces KOL's charging guitars and penetrating vocals with an angelic, ethereal chorus augmented by a subtly placed piano line. It's a deeply moving rendition of the 2008 smash hit - delicate in delivery but compelling thanks to the power created by such a united chorus.

Hear Scala & Kolacny Brothers' version of "Use Somebody" here:
https://soundcloud.com/rhinomusic/scala-kolacny-brothers-use

The song serves as a centerpiece to Scala & Kolacny Brothers' self-titled US debut, out March 15 on ATCO. In addition to the Kings of Leon remake, the album features imaginative reinterpretations of songs from Radiohead, Nirvana, Depeche Mode, Peter Gabriel and more, as well three compelling originals.

The group, led by pianist/composer Steven Kolacny and conductor Stijn Kolacny, has already won over critics at the LA Times, NPR, USA Today, Billboard, AOL PopEater, MTV.com, AOL Spinner and Stereogum.

For a full list of North American tour dates, including performances at SXSW and Coachella, click here:
https://www.scalachoir.com/en/concerts.htm

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