Backdrop Falls: New video for 'Closer to the Edge'
With a mix of thoughtful lyrics, alternative rock riffs and punk rock sensibilities, Backdrop Falls release the video for "Closer to the Edge". Backdrop Falls presented an excellent track.
By Dimitris (Bari) Polyzois

An excellent track was presented by Backdrop Falls. The band from Brazil unveiled the new video for the track 'Closer to the Edge‘.
A song with a direct and powerful message.
The age of social media brought with it the imposition of a need to impress, to be interesting to other people. It's more important to seem than to actually be. To look cool, to look good, to look smart, successful, happy… Trying to resemble all of that, we lose sense of who we really are. The track is a reflection of this climate and its effects on our mental health.

"Closer to the Edge" is a song with a direct and powerful message, with super impressive riffs and an unusual energy. The quartet formed in 2016 in the coastal city of Fortaleza in Brazil, inspired by singer/guitarist/songwriter Matheus Collyer. Starting out as a studio project, they turned into a full band shortly after the release of their first EP. At the same time, they started touring their city, taking their first steps and opening for bigger bands on the local scene.
The band consists of Collyer (guitar/vocals), Rafael Neutral (guitar), Roger Capone (drums) and Marcelino Oliveira (bass). They released their first full-length record in May 2019, titled "There's no such place as home", which was distributed worldwide through 10 different labels. During their career, the band toured Latin America and played alongside bands such as Sum 41, Against Me, Face to Face and Hellacopters.
The band will release their new album "Fairytales and Fireworks" between 2022 and 2023. "Closer to the Edge" is available on all streaming platforms through Electric Funeral Records (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter).
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