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Alibi continues to place their signature blend of '70s and '90s guitar work to their latest single release "Eyes For You". Working with The Label Group and releasing their latest via INgrooves, Drop Top
Alibi steadily delivers a solid sound in the world of rock. The "Eyes For You" video opens with a glass of beer in front of the band playing in a bar - straight away you are sonically taken to the '70s guitar sound found in "Eyes For You". As the single continues, the undeniable '90s grunge motion succinctly blends in with the solid vocals, grinding guitars, and rhythmical beats. Drop Top Alibi's sound supplies a convergence of rock into today's modern music stream.
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Alibi aim to break the mould and escape the usual industry standards such as where a chorus should be placed and that a song should only be at the most four minutes long. Their main mission is to bring you something unique, that might catch you off guard, but in a positive, refreshing way." - V13
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Alibi strives to break the mould. This latest installment "Eyes For You" explores the darker and more vulnerable side of Drop Top Alibi's sound. It is also the third and final single from our collaboration with producer Michael
Hanson (formerly of Glass Tiger). Our goal was to bring you the vibes of our city in the summertime; from the dusk to the dawn." - Drop Top Alibi
As 90's babies, DTA pulls from all directions when it comes to musical inspiration; putting an emphasis on powerful vocal melodies, untamed guitars, and pounding rhythms.
With songs like the foot-stomping anthems of "Burn" and "So Forgiving", to the late-night, sweat soaked power ballads of "
Summer Nights" and "Take it All in Stride" - the band invites listeners to take a real glimpse into their lives and the inspirations for their music.
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Alibi strives to break the mould. In an industry so focused on time constraints and chorus placement, DTA seeks to move away from that by creating something unique and timeless rather than safe and familiar.
In the words of Lemmy Kilmister: "We play Rock N Roll and we dare you to define what that means."
