Hard Times For Dreamers

Venice

Sunday Hype

The sound spaces made of harmonious and complementary guitar lines and vibrantly hovering bass sounds support carefully crafted and highly emotional vocals. What could better fit this musical frame than the topic of love ? Sacropolis’ upcoming single release is about the uncertainties of the outcome of a breach of trust. Facing those uncertainties, the song tackles the confession of a man and his wish for forgiveness. Ironically, among all their songs, The Sinner is the one the band can relate to the most, both on a musical and an emotional basis.

The Sinner

As one of their most experimental tunes, the delayed bass rounds out the sampled acoustic drums while emotional vocals meet mellow guitar chords in the chorus. The mood that builds up in the verse is rather chill and hopelessly romantic as it leads into the mystical hook, which is about confessing love and getting nothing in return. 

Instead of accepting the truth, the band members have made experiences where they just couldn’t let go thwarted loves. 'For You' is dedicated to all blind lovers who have nevertheless managed to see and accept reality and to close up with the past.

For You

Home is an empowerment anthem for all those who want to set out on new paths, far away from everyday life, out of the comfort zone, to finally find their true home. The place described may simply be a symbol of the identity of each and every one of us. It is much more about breaking out of your usual life to finally find out who or what you really are.

Home is a rousing indie rock track, characterised by a present guitar riff, which is accompanied by a rhythmic drum part, a powerful bass line and a catchy melody. 
The bridge, with its musical crescendo and rising emotions, leads to the powerful final chorus, carried by roaring guitar sounds and passionate vocals.

Home

With 'Pepita' (on July 23rd 2021), the band releases the final single before the release of the anticipated debut EP 'Something Like Pepita'.
The Indie-Pop song radiates plenty of good vibes and a summery lightness, that everyone of us is longing for at the very moment. 
'Pepita' reflects a coming of age story, somewhere between youthfulness and adulthood.

Lyrically, the track describes the feeling of being hopelessly in love for the first time, which is accompanied by a certain helplessness and speechlessness. Two anthemic guitars provide a danceable facet in interaction with a groovy bass line. The rousing vocal melody reaches its zenit in the chorus and makes you sing along at the top of your lungs.

Pepita

Sacropolis piles up with 'Why Should I?' - the hit single from their upcoming debut EP. It's a rousing Indie-Pop empowerment-anthem, tackling the will to let go of the fear of jugement, criticism and rejection in order to become the best version of oneself instead.

'Why Should I?' is characterised by a summerlike and danceable groove that induces the listener to close his eyes, let people talk, and to free his mind. Musically speaking, the new single is another facet of the versatile and guitar-driven band. Tame Impala-inspired synth-sounds complete the dynamic and catchy melody and introduce this year's summer.