The title track, Go Easy On My Heart, kicks off the party, strolling along with effortless swagger through the opening verse, with just singer PV Staff’s vocal and an electric guitar pulling the full weight confidently alone, before the whole band hits you in the gut on verse number 2. The chorus takes the good vibes to a whole new level, and the rock’n’roll party has officially begun!

GO EASY ON MY HEART

Sexy One is the second brand new tune on the EP. This 2-minute high voltage energy bomb hits it off at full speed with a ripping guitar riff, and brings back a vocal tradition that’s remained forgotten since The Who’s My Generation. Singers PV Staff and Olav Iversen st-st-stutter through the verses like they’ve had an electric shock, but quickly snap out of it when the frantic chorus kicks in.

SEXY ONE

After putting out a five track EP named Go Easy On My Heart six weeks ago, Norwegian rockers Electric High are on it again, with another new track called Trembling Bones. This explosive piece of rock came together down after a hard night out, during a heavy hangover. Singer PV Staff and guitarist Marius Mørch woke up, equally devestated by last night’s escapades, each with an idea for a new song. One called up the other, and two songs turned into one, about the way they felt when they woke up that day – with pounding headaches, death-breaths, stomachs turning, vague memories of what happened the night before, and – trembling bones.

The track was recorded at Solslottet Studios, in Bergen, Norway, produced by Iver Sandøy. The percussive intro illustrates the shaky state our songwriters were in while they conceived this song. And the «situation growing on my mind» is nothing but the escalating headaches and the paranoia of the foregoing night’s blurry events. The relentless stomp of the pounding chorus only amplifies the gut-wrenching feeling, followed by a brief moment of relief, before throwing you back into the claustrophobic vibe and another pounding chorus of «Trembling Bones». Take a listen, and feel the hangover!

TREMBLING BONES

While the previous single, Sun, took off like a hard rock space rocket loaded on high voltage solar energy, Populate the Moon takes us on a whole different trip. The pulse of a heartbeat and a sneaky, strolling bass line gives the song a quiet start, before an intense vocal leads us through the verse. The song explodes into a thumping pre-chorus, before the powerful refrain suggests we should be looking for a better place to swoon, and populate the moon.

The song twists and turns for another round, before the final part takes us on a cosmic, psychedelic ride in orbit around the moon, and escalates to a complete audial chaos, as we approach the lunar surface and go in for landing. One small step for man, a giant leap for Electric High.

POPULATE THE MOON

Electric High’s new single brings them back on the rock ’n’ roll track, lightyears away from their trippy and mystical previous output, Populate the Moon. Rough Diamond sets off like a wild rock ’n’ rollercoaster, hitting it off with an explosive riff, and into a pounding, drum-driven verse, with the two lead singers battling away about hazardous conduct in life, love and gambling. The song slides into a quieter, funky little pre-chorus, and takes off again into the big, soaring refrain. It races on through the highs and lows of a dynamic, rocky landscape, and reaches its climax in a frantic finale.

ROUGH DIAMOND

People tell lies all the time. Either to hide something, to get away with something, or just a little white lie to cover up something totally innocent that nobody needs to know about. Something you possibly shouldn’t have done. But sometimes white lies stop being completely white, and start changing color …

The first seconds of Colorful White Lies could make you wonder if you’re supposed to dance, or if you’re supposed to rock. The answer could be both. But when the chorus kicks in, there shouldn’t be a doubt. That sleazy, heavy, Skynyrd meets Aerosmith-sounding riff should absolutely make you want to rock. Or dance. You choose. Either way, the vibe is high. It’s Electric High! And from the middle part out, it’s all hands clapping in the air, one bad-ass guitar solo, and another sing-along chorus, before the final verse wraps it all up. But you should probably hear it yourself, because this could all be colorful white lies.

Colorful White Lies was recorded in Solslottet Studio, Bergen, Norway, produced by Electric High & Iver Sandøy.
Many more releases from Electric High will follow in 2022.

COLORFUL WHITE LIES

HAVE I EVER LET YOU DOWN?

Walls Fall Down

Cyclone

Sometimes you end up promising too much in order to get what you want. Seven Wonders is a song about taking it more than a few steps too far and biting far more than you can chew. One day I’ll build you the seven wonders, PV Staff and Olav Iversen sing on the chorus of Electric High’s brand new tune. That sums it up nicely.

Seven Wonders is driven by a sincere, heavily strolling guitar riff and drum beat. The intense rock vocals of the two singers boast ridiculous promises based on historical myths of Zeus, Helios, King Nebukadnesar of Babylon, and the seven wonders of the ancient world. There is burning intensity and soaring desire shifting back and forth as the story and the song plays out. Towards the end the whole song breaks down, and comes back with a crazy folk-inspired finale, where the promises of building seven wonders crumble in a weak moment of clarity and realism. This is a lesson in ancient history delivered in a way that you sure haven’t heard before!

Seven Wonders

FLICKING THE BEES

The very first single from Electric High, released January 24, 2020. Turn it up, get into the groove, and join the R'n'R party!

Harder To Justify

Hear Me Out is another piece of thumping riff rock from Norwegian alternative rock ‘n’ rollers, Electric High! The backbone of the new single is a sharp guitar riff and a stomping drum beat, which shifts into an airy, soaring, contagiously melodic chorus. The characteristic double lead vocals makes it sound unmistakably like Electric High!

Hear Me Out is an anthem for freedom of speech. Like on the previous single, Crooks, the lyrics are once again inspired by Electric High's infamous bass player, Ein, and his catch phrase "Hear me out!". His need for bringing his message across at all times, and his tireless desire to make clear what is right and wrong, makes him deserve the honorable place on the front cover.

Hear Me Out is produced by Electric High.
Recorded at Havnelageret Studio, Bergen, Norway. Engineered by Daniel Birkeland. Mixed and mastered at Solslottet Studio, Bergen, Norway, by Iver Sandøy.  Electric High from Bergen, Norway, plays a special blend of alternative rock and classic hard rock, kind of like if Rival Sons and Royal Blood crashed the stage at an Aerosmith concert. Fronted by two lead singers, they hit you right in the face with a whole new level of electric energy. The members hail from bands like Sahg, Faith Circus, and Emmerhoff & The Melancholy Babies. This electric rock ’n’ roll train is rolling full speed ahead, and shows no sign of slowing down. Electric High has a long row of new rock bangers lined up for release in 2023, and beyond 

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