Music News - We Will Ride Fast release new single 'Born in the Heart of the Universe' today
04 June 2024 - 0 Comments
We Will Ride Fast (the musical iteration of multimedia artist Kyle Sattler) today releases a new single, Born in the Heart of the Universe.
Born In The Heart Of The Universe explores
the idea that societies which worshipped the sun through myth and story were intimately more bound to the earth than their modern equivalents.
Sattler expands on this theory: "Our consciousness actively receive signals from the centre of the universe – a state of understanding that is often confirmed through the rites of shamanistic and indigenous religious traditions."
Sattler has also made a video for Born in the Heart of the Universe, inspired by daily journey of the Egyptian sun god Ra.
Watch the video here.
How people have described We Will Ride Fast:
“What Robocop’s band would be if he was allowed to express feelings”
“Genre-straddling style deploying fuzzy keys, pulsing new wavey electronics and often loping, goth-tinted grooves as an aural backdrop for Sattler’s philosophical lyrical musings”
Kyle Sattler, MA BFA, is a Tauranga based multi-disciplinary artist, musician and recording artist working and experimenting across a broad range of methodologies. He has made music videos too, such as Swallow The Rat's Terra Nullius. He recently held an exhibition at the Audio Foundation titled Anticipation From A Near Future.
Sattler also masquerades as synth-punk solo artist We Will Ride Fast.
Born in the Heart of the Universe is the first of a series of singles.
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