After shining at The Town festival, singer Grag Queen begins promoting her next artistic era with an emoji siren. New single Siren is available on digital platforms and is accompanied by his official clip.
The singer gave a preview of the new song in her stage show factory of the megafestival, held in St. Paul last Saturday (9), enjoying great success with the public.
“Philosophically speaking, a mermaid is something that causes a stir, makes noise. My life is changing and Sirene is a different musical bet for my career. I bring a more 70s aesthetic that transitions to the 80s, with a band and organic brass. It’s more melodic, it’s pop, it has my face and, of course, it represents my new phase. People have gotten to know me and this is the time to let this siren sound to the world. I’m ready to achieve what cannot I want. I don’t know how many millions of decibels!”, analyses Gragwho is also the host of Reality show Endurance race in Brazil.
According to the artist, Sirene has references to North American funkIn James Brown THE Bruno Mars, with typically Brazilian percussion and the unmistakable touch of drag art. In the clip, which will be published on Grag to the Youtubethe singer will surprise fans in the role of a hacker.
“The clip is delightful. My ballet, besides singing and dancing, is very acting! We will attach a security system to convey the message to the world in a very fun way. I will play real drums in the clip! Get ready to meet another of the facets that I present to you. I’m really excited!”move up.
At the show The citydirected by Renán Nogueira, Grag Queen performed for the first time with a band, consisting of keyboard, bass, drums, guitar, five brass instruments, one percussion and four choirs. It had a grand structure, including six dancers and three dance changes. it seems.
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