Releases
Single
This is not a Popsong
Cover Version
Happier Than Ever
Single
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"This Is Not A Popsong" out now
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Spring 2022
'This Is Not A Popsong' Release
Just recently ROYALIST released their cover version of „Happier Than Ever“ by pop icon Billie Eilish.
Now they present their next single, „This Is Not A Popsong“, and show once again that they do not shy away from the mainstream and are ready to hit the radio stations and „heartbreak“ playlists of this world.
But is that still pop music? No! As the title suggests, the song is not about the sugar-sweet mainstream utopia that likes to be sung about in the Top 10 charts, but precisely about the fact that life doesn‘t happen like it does in a „pop song“.
But wait! The song sounds almost exactly like a track from their 2021 debut album VIOLET? Restaged in a tighter and crisper radio edit version, which appears in a new mix, the new single gets straight to the point: THIS IS NOT A POPSONG!
Fall 2021
'Das Hausboot' Sessions
In the fall of 2021, the band got the chance to perform on the “Hausboot,” a floating studio located in Hamburg Harbor.
2019 - 2021
Working on the first ALBUM
This album is about becoming a better person, dealing with yourself and coping with your inner demons.
The production started in early 2019. The isolation from toxic surroundings during the production time gave us the feeling, that our mental state depends on the context, not just on ourselves. We also recognized that we need to leave a part of us behind. Everyone of us had some bad experiences in our individual lives, but we changed, the world around us changed.
Anyway we are in our mid twenties, we had or still have the feeling of our lives rushing by and there is nothing we can do. Especially the last two years felt like someone is stealing our youth, our dreams or whatever…
We also feel tired, every day is the same, the things which made life enjoyable are nearly gone.
So here is 𝙑𝙄𝙊𝙇𝙀𝙏 as a wakeup call and there is no way back, join our release. Maybe our thoughts help you.
