
Yukon Blonde bring heavy riffs and big energy on massive new track "Love The Way You Are"
If you're looking for feel-good vibes and a mighty pick-me-up, then you needn't look any further than Vancouver-based powerhouse Yukon Blonde's huge new anthem.
"Love The Way You Are" is a stadium-sized anthem fuelled by powerful garage guitar riffs and a massive groove that injects itself into your subconscious and forces you to get involved. Like a mighty fine alcoholic beverage, it goes down easily with a bit of a burn but ultimately leaves you with a warming glow and the feeling that anything is possible, a feeling that is only heightened as the band repeat their mantra - "If you want something, baby, go out and get it!"
Band member Jeffrey Inneshas has also explained the ultimate message of encouragement that lies behind the behemoth track saying: "This song is about a friend of mine who was going through a tough time as a creative person... She felt that she was being objectified and mistreated because she was a woman and different. Whenever she would do something brilliant, dudes would swoop in and either "help her" finish the project, steal it completely or try and capitalise off her. So I secretly wrote this song, and ironically, it's our first single of the record. Maybe we'll make a ton of money off it. Anyways, I think it's important to let your friends know they're worth it.”
Now three albums in, Yukon Blonde have more than proven themselves to be a powerful unit, but their latest track, which is taken from upcoming album Critical Hit, marks a move into more poppy territory, capturing a swaggering confidence that saunters into the room and begs for your attention.
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