James Gelber releases debut single "The Runaway"
“The Runaway” is the debut original single from James Gelber. It follows his first single, a rock interpretation of Richard Marx's “Right Here Waiting”.
Gelber speaks on the new single: “The song is a about how people feel when they want to run away. Escaping reality because they feel non-existent or invisible to the world around them. I want to let those people know that they are never alone and there is always someone there to keep you sane and to love you no matter what”.
James’ solo releases follow a career in different roles of the music industry. From spending six years as a lead guitarist, touring with the heavy metal band, Hemlock, to working as the lead audio engineer at a studio in Lubbock Texas. He is no stranger to the realms of heavy music. Turning to follow his passion in the hard rock genre, “The Runaway” is an impactful, dynamic single that draws on the heavier genre influences whilst appealing to lovers of rock. A high energy explosion erupts from the track. With heavily distorted guitars and powerful rhythms, the track charges forwarded with an intense momentum. From the catchy chorus hook through to the hard-hitting breakdown, “The Runaway” doesn’t let up.
“The Runaway” marks a fantastic beginning for James Gelber as he establishes his sound, and having lit the creative spark, James is already working on his next release.
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