Originally hailing from Iowa, Ginny Luke is virtuosic performer now based in Los Angeles who’s been dazzling audiences with her gripping vocals and world-class musicianship on the electric violin and piano. Her career has included performances with some of the biggest names in the music industry, from Britney Spears to Stevie Wonder, showcasing her talent across various genres and venues.
Sharing her studio releases for over a decade since her 2013 debut EP Dark Charade, she’s since released multiple well-received singles while collaborating with artists such as Diana Sherry, Taylor Graves, The Blue Elan Family, Scout Durwood, Bryan Stephens, Asher Laub and Johannes Gritschacher along the way. Now she brings us her recent release with the new single titled “Devil at My Heels,” this time linking up with revered Australian guitarist Orianthi on the track.
The lead single lifted from her forthcoming album, “Devil at My Heels,” is a powerful declaration of strength and triumph over adversity. The track is built around Ginny’s commanding vocals and sensational electric violin work, both of which serve to amplify her message of resilience.
The electric violin, traditionally seen in more classical or subdued roles, becomes a symbol of rebellion in Ginny’s sonic world, reimagining the instrument to deliver a thrilling sound. Backed by a full rock band sound, storming guitar riffs and pounding drums underpin Ginny’s swaggering vocal leads as she lays down compelling melodic hooks to deliver a powerful and memorable listening experience from start to finish.
Cut with incredible violin solos and the extraordinary lead guitar work of Orianthi, “Devil at My Heels” serves up a blues-inflected hard rock sound that’s energising and brimming with angsty attitude. The music video for “Devil at My Heels,” directed by Harrison Sanborn, depicts a passionate yet turbulent relationship, with Ginny and a male counterpart caught up in a series of emotionally charged events among shots of the band performing the track in an abandoned warehouse setting.
Initially, Ginny exudes happiness and freedom, but as the story unfolds, the male lead’s sinister intentions become clear. The red-soaked visuals of the video symbolise his betrayal, resulting in the heart-wrenching scene where he sells Ginny’s prized violin, leaving her anguished and scorned. It’s an epic new outing from Ginny Luke who once again delivers an empowering alternative audio-visual extravaganza that puts her astonishing sonic talent on full display.
Watch the music video for Devil at My Heels (ft. Orianthi) below
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