SamSeb releases alt-rock single

As alternate rock singer-songwriter, influenced by elements of the hippie movement and emo trends, SamSeb Kierkegaard certainly has a quirky sound. His lyrics are taken to a higher level than perhaps most are used to, integrating deep and meaningful concepts – as a philosophy graduate, it was rather to be expected. His music radiates a thought-provoking and dreamy energy, but weaves in that rock undertone.

SamSeb is a self-proclaimed ‘introverted extrovert cringe king’, quite a mouthful if you say it aloud, but equally, is a highly relatable title for many. His drive to continue making music is formed through the knowledge it could help people stuck in despair and inspire hope.

He does exactly this in his latest release, “Luna: The Invisible Irony”, which has already garnered a large audience, hitting 6,127 streams on Spotify within a month. The song tells a story about a boy, who’s running to escape from the ‘uncertainty’ monster towards a glowing, standalone door. In the city of Dream and Happiness, blonde-haired heroine, Luna Moonlight, urges the boy to return to his hometown, confronting reality, but he is determined to state his belonging in the city of dreams.

The message he conveys within this track is astounding, yet the accompanying music is a triumph itself. The opening grabs your attention with a strong drum set, that then flows into a paired back verse with SamSeb’s gentle voice articulating the story. This builds back into electric rock chorus. The constant change in tempo perfectly emulates the rhythm of life and keeps the listener on edge anticipating the next chapter!

Listen to Luna: The Invisible Irony below