NASHVILLE’S BREAKOUT ALTERNATIVE ROCK ARTIST GRIMZLEE SET TO RELEASE NEW SINGLE “TIME TO PREY”

NASHVILLE – On Friday, July 21, alternative electronic rock and pop artist Grimzlee will release his latest single of 2023, Time to Prey. Written and produced by Grimzlee, this song questions established narratives on fate, security and what comes at the end of it all.
With the electronic build up to crescendo and opening line, “Oh dear God,” preceding a heavy bass drop, listeners are immediately drawn into the track. Complimented by electro-rock drums, the lyrics draw listeners inside their own minds as they try to escape the sands of time and Reaper’s scythe. Grimzlee promises to welcome the listener when they are finished running from death, a promise we will all meet one day.
“Time To Prey is about the need to live every moment you have in this world. Everyone’s time will run out and the reaper will be waiting for you. The question is, did you make it a life worth living?” says Grimzlee.
As a South Carolinian now based in Nashville, Grimzlee was born to break the musical box of Nashville’s country reputation. He draws influence from Foo Fighters, Asking Alexandria, Bring Me The Horizon, Slipknot, Deftones, Lil Peep, POORSTACY and more. Time to Prey is the newest single off his upcoming album, which is set for release in late summer. His previous single off the project, Miss Reaper, achieved 1.5 million Spotify streams. “Grimzlee is an extremely dedicated and reliable artist. I’ve always thought his biggest strength is knowing what will grab a listener’s attention, which is honestly what making music is all about. I’ve been working with him for years,” says Clayton Chewning, member of the metal band Atrial. Preview Time to Prey as Grimzlee holds your hand through existential dread. Don’t be scared, you’re okay (Where am I, what the hell is wrong with me?) Your heads on the end of my blade (I can’t really even think about it) Your tomorrows are taken away The end’s not romantic as they say You were here and baby next thing you’re gone (Where did it all go wrong) There’s no need for you to cry Did you remember that you’ll die? Take my hand, I’ll be your friend Come now, let me show you the end.
About Grimzlee From the cicada-singing summers of Hartsville, South Carolina, to the rolling hills of Nashville, Tennessee, Grimzlee is breaking the traditional genre box associated with Music City. Grimzlee brings electro-punk beats with haunting melodies, crossing multiple genres with his unique sound. This “melancholy but hopeful” sound master grew up on the heavy bass lines of Metallica, Van Halen, and Asking Alexandra, and is highly influenced by Foo Fighters and Bring Me The Horizon. Fans find themselves headbanging along to tracks as they cross boundaries between alternative rock/pop, experimental post-hardcore and metal with pop punk homages. Music’s newest madman hit the ground running, playing in the metal band Atrial for four years before launching his solo project in April of 2022. In just over a year, Grimzlee has passed the 140,000 monthly Spotify listener milestone and over 1.5 million streams on Miss Reaper, a notable accomplishment for independent acts. To create a “nostalgic feeling that’s new,” Grimzlee self-produces to secure the perfect soundscape for every song. Follow Grimzlee online:
● Instagram: @iamgrimzlee
● Facebook: @iamgrimzlee
● Twitter: @iamgrimzlee
● TikTok: @iamgrimzlee
● Spotify: Grimzlee on Spotify
● Bandcamp: Grimzlee on Basecamp
● Website: grimzlee.com
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