Yungblud is officially back with the release of an ambitious nine-minute track titled ‘Hello Heaven, Hello.’ This new song marks his first release since his self-titled third album dropped in 2022, and it showcases his embrace of classic rock influences in what he has termed “a journey of self-reclamation.” Regarding the background of ‘Hello Heaven, Hello,’ Yungblud remarked, “Rock music is part of who I am. It was the first genre I ever encountered; I grew up in a guitar shop with my Dad and Grandfather. Rock music helped me establish my identity.” He further explained that the single represents “a farewell to the past and how you might have known or perceived me before, and a welcoming of the future and my direction. It’s an adventure that is sonically more ambitious than ever - a journey designed to be experienced in full, with no reservations and unfiltered imagination.” Additionally, Yungblud has announced that he will kick off this new era with a surprise gig in London on March 21st at Scala, where fans had the opportunity to obtain free tickets online. If you weren’t able to get one, there’s no need to worry—he will also host his own festival, aptly named Bludfest, at Milton Keynes’s National Bowl this June for its second year. In the meantime, you can watch the video for ‘Hello Heaven, Hello,’ directed by Charlie Sarsfield, below.
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