Get ready to embark on a musical journey like no other as Cape Town’s genre-bending band, West Coast Wolves announces the release of their latest music video, “Burn It”. Known for their fearless fusion of folk, punk rock, and bluegrass, this band is breaking down barriers and blazing a trail in the Cape Town music scene.
According to West Coast Wolves, the creative process behind “Burn It” was a whirlwind of inspiration
“We have an ‘anything goes attitude’ in rehearsals; it’s how we pull in so many genres. ‘Burn It’ was inspired by the Michael Jackson funk piece Gaelen wrote tinkering on his fuzz pedal. Miggs promptly began ‘slappin’ da bass’! Pete was told to wrangle an African-sounding, upbeat guitar/banjo verse to bring Michael Jackson back home, and so he did.”
The lyrics explore the delicate balance between love and frustration within a relationship
“While you can still love someone, sometimes they can just drive you crazy and you want to burn the whole relationship right to the ground.”
“Burn It” promises to be an electrifying and unforgettable addition to West Coast Wolves’ growing catalogue of music.
The band has already earned a dedicated fan base in South Africa with their unique sound and thought-provoking lyrics. Now, they are ready to share their musical vision with the world.
Check out the video below:
More info about West Coast Wolves
The West Coast Wolves are a 5-piece ensemble boasting a heady compound of rock and roll, alt-folk, dark country, and surf rock with roots in Cape Town. Raised on a staple diet of fireside acoustic jam sessions on the West Coast, blazin’ banjos, frosted quarts of beer & the icy Atlantic ocean, the Wolves are exploring different genres with their punk-rock-reggae roots. Throw in some left field percussion, then you start to get an idea!
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