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Music News - New Song for Marina Bloom

New Song for Marina Bloom

19 July 2019 - 0 Comments

Epic battles and fairytale endings were the inspiration for Lions Fighting In A Church the latest single release from Kiwi-Russian singer/songwriter, Marina Bloom.


Inspired by epic love songs like Bat Out Of Hell by Meatloaf, lyricist Michael Davis wanted to write a love song with epic highs and dramatic lows. He points out, there are not many scenes more epic than lions swiping pews and pulpit aside to ferociously attack one another.

Sipping coffees in a hotel lobby, flanked by a grand piano, Marina Bloom was presented the lyrics by her songwriting partner Davis and felt the melody come to her at a rush, immediately clashing with the unremarkable lobby music playing over the speakers.

“When I actually sang them for the first time, it sounded so grand. It was both significant and heavy, dark but irresistibly hopeful. That’s how it is for me every time I hear it.”

Marina is in preparation for her next concert to be held in Auckland in September. If her previous sold-out concert at the Anthology Lounge in June is any indication, fans should jump on tickets as soon as they become available!

Lions Fighting In A Church is available to stream on Spotify & major music sites or download from marinabloommusic.com.

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