Blame Candy, the indie glam-rock quartet that’s been savagely disrupting LA’s music scene, dropped their latest single “MommyDaddyMoney” today. Seamlessly combining classic rock influences with their unique self-produced flare, this new release highlights the infectious energy the four-piece brings to the stage as well as their penchant for lush harmonies and dynamic musicianship. Music lovers can stream “MommyDaddyMoney” and B-side “Power Player” today at https://lnk.to/MommyDaddyMoney.
On the single, frontman Chris Greatti shares “‘MommyDaddyMoney’ is the 2019 dance rock anthem for the bitter poor kids, sprinkled with trademark Candy sarcasm and way too many vocal harmonies. ‘Power Player’ is our first foray into polyrhythmic prog opus territory, complete with non-stop shred guitar and every musician joke we could think of. Turn these joints up louder than your ears can handle – without hesitation.”
Whether they’re dazzling concert-goers with lightning-speed instrumental virtuosity, gyrating in flawless synchronicity, or subverting social norms with gender-bending sartorial irreverence, Blame Candy leaves a glittery trail of destruction wherever they roam.
Citing classic influences like Van Halen, Queen and Prince, as well as modern kinfolk Radiohead and Tame Impala, Blame Candy’s entity is undoubtedly eccentric and eclectic, and its live show is a must-see hard rock phenomenon unlike any before.
Blame Candy has been performing around the Los Angeles area at venues including The Echo, Zebulon, The Satellite, Madame Siam, and The Bootleg. In Greatti’s words, “Blame Candy’s music is music for the 2020’s and beyond. The future of rock and roll is staring you in the face in matching red vestments. Take my hand and join us.”
Blame Candy is Chris Greatti (Vocals and Lead Guitar), Aaron Deming (Vocals and Guitar), Ryan Wheeler (Bass and Vocals) and Sam Palombo (Drums and Percussion).
