Dirty Mitts are back with their new single 'My Show'

My Show

Ball and Chain is hard-hitting rock song about a toxic relationship. It’s passionate and addictive, but the blood pumping through his veins isn’t just desire, it’s poison too. Fire can be beautiful but it bloody hurts if you get too close!

This is Dirty Mitts homage to The Rolling Stones.

Ball & Chain

You Better Run is a song inspired by the action and epic scale of the first few Marvel films (hence the artwork on our single cover). The rock songs underscoring the battle sequences in Iron Man led me to pick up my guitar and write the opening riff. 

This song imagines a world in which people with superpowers have never been seen before. A winged man comes down from the sky and is ‘the first one of our kind’. Just like in the films, the army turn up unaware of how best to handle the situation. Before taking the time to find out whether these powers are forces for good or evil, the army open fire and carnage ensues. We’ll never know whether or not our ‘boy of flight’ had good intentions, as the open aggression from humanity ignites in him a fierce need for revenge. Our superhuman turns supervillain and emerges victorious.  

The song was written nearly a decade ago but it didn’t have anywhere near the raw power it has now. Although the lyrics themselves remain unchanged, the punchy riffs and musical structure have been greatly improved by the new members of this band.

You Better Run! (Villains Theme)

Dirty Mitts' track "Women" starts off in a familiar territory for rock enthusiasts. Its early notes suggest a standard Saturday night vibe, full of mischief and allure. But as it progresses, the tune shifts, offering a broader appreciation for women. 

The song cleverly uses the line, "Give me women on equal pay," not just as a catchy hook but as a nod to contemporary themes that are becoming more prominent in music. It's a testament to Dirty Mitts' ability to intertwine classic rock vibes with modern sensibilities. 

This transition from playful to reflective gives "Women" its unique flavour, setting it apart from typical rock ballads. It isn't just about transient moments or fervent evenings and our music video endeavours to capture this by honing in on the diverse aspects of womanhood.  

With "Women," Dirty Mitts brings to the table a track that is both nostalgic and fresh, making it a notable presence in the current rock playlist.

Women

‘Ride the Storm’ is an audacious rock track that paints a vivid picture of resilience against the fiercest challenges. Starting with the imagery of the devil dancing at one's feet, the lyrics delve into the universal theme of confronting and overcoming inner demons. The repeated mention of the devil dancing signifies persistent challenges, suggesting the cyclical nature of life's struggles. 
 
The raw power of thunder (reminiscent of Thor, the god of thunder) provides a stark backdrop to the song's message. This Norse mythology reference serves as a reminder that even though these external forces seem godlike, in essence, they're not our gods. We have the power to defy them, to not play into their narrative. 
 
The chorus is a resolute call to action. Riding the storm, finding one's inner fire, and standing up against hate. The bridge, with mentions of rain, thunder, and lightning, captures the essence of nature's raw, unpredictable force. Yet, even in the face of this tempest, the song urges listeners to keep fighting, to not be swayed by external pressures, and to remain true to oneself. 

Drawing from various imageries, from mythical gods to natural elements, ‘Ride the Storm’ crafts a narrative of defiance, courage, and self-belief, making it a track that's both timely and timeless.

Ride The Storm

Introducing "Electric Kid" by Dirty Mitts, the electrifying anthem commissioned by none other than fashion mogul Mounir Ghazi for his latest avant-garde collection. This scorching single marks a thrilling new chapter in the band's sonic journey, delving deep into their bluesy roots while amplifying their signature retro vibes and infectious energy.

Crafted with raw authenticity, "Electric Kid" resonates with the personal narrative penned by Ghazi himself, weaving a semi-autobiographical tale of transformation and defiance. As the lyrics unfold, we're transported into Ghazi's world, where the shy kid of yesteryears evolves into the enigmatic figure known as the Electric Kid, navigating the gritty streets of Paris and emerging as a force to be reckoned with.

With Tommy's gritty vocals leading the charge, backed by Matt's pulsating basslines, Mo's searing guitar riffs, and Mateusz's thunderous percussion, "Electric Kid" pulsates with a potent blend of hope and darkness, light and suffering. Each verse crackles with intensity, revealing the duality of the Electric Kid's persona – equal parts conqueror and wild child, brimming with defiance yet tempered with a hint of vulnerability.

From the defiant proclamation of "I fear no one, I'm free from harm" to the unapologetic warning of "Don't mess with me, I'll burn everything," the track exudes an unbridled sense of empowerment, inviting listeners to embrace their inner strength and embrace the chaos within.

So, buckle up and brace yourself as Dirty Mitts unleash "Electric Kid" upon the world, inviting you to join them on a wild, electrifying ride unlike any other.

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