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THE DEFIANTS Drop New Video For "19 Summertime" By Larry Petro, News Monkey Sunday, April 30, 2023 @ 5:52 AM
This hard-hitting track is the perfect anthem for long summer days, with its electrifying guitar riffs and powerful vocals that will leave you craving more!
So turn up the volume and get ready to rock out to "19 Summertime" by THE DEFIANTS! Available now on all major streaming platforms.
Watch the Official Music Video for "19 Summertime" on KNAC.COM HERE.
Best known for being the D2 vocalist on four studio albums over the course of 12 years, Paul Laine came back to work with his former bandmates Bruno Ravel and Rob Marcello, who are the other two pillars of THE DEFIANTS, for the band’s self-titled debut in 2015.
The guys reunited at the suggestion of Frontiers' President & Head of A&R, Serafino Perugino, who really wanted these current and former DANGE DANGER members to offer fans of that band some new music. The resulting album was pleasing not only to the D2 fans, but also to ALL the fans out there who are into the classic sound of the era from which D2 emerged.
Their follow up album, Zokusho was released to critical acclaim in 2019 and needless to say, it had all the ingredients to continue to thrill THE DEFIANTS' fans. A BIG melodic rock album with huge choruses, hooks, and soaring guitars and vocals.
Now, after another four year wait between albums, THE DEFIANTS return with Drive, perhaps their greatest musical achievement...so far.
Drive Track List:
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THE DEFIANTS' debut album was greeted with a great acclaim as a glorious return to the “in your face” melodic hard rock that enraptured millions of fans back in the '80s and '90s and is currently enjoying a renaissance here in the 21st century. Within the first two weeks of its release, the album entered Billboard's Heatseekers Chart in the Top 50. Also that same year, the album claimed the #1 position on Classic Rock Magazine’s ranking of best AOR albums of the year.