No one will stay, is the new single by Napstamind, out Aug. 23 on Saint Louis Music Production’s Urban 49 series.
No One Will Stay is the second single, following “Rovi,” anticipating the release of the album “Gardens in Steam,” a song about a melancholy surrender to loneliness. In fact, the sounds are light and dreamy, alternating between a pressing verse and a more suspended refrain, culminating in the final solo where the climax is reached.
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The video for the single, with footage by Mattia Tarantino, also features within it some clips submitted by Napstamind fans who participated in the Nobody Will Stay contest. The contest, activated in June, asked fans to submit a clip of a desolate scenario. The best were rewarded with the release of the clip within the video and a Napstamind T-shirt that will be distributed during the international tour.
NAPSTAMIND is a trio from Rome that combines the psychedelic sounds of the 1970s
With the attitude of modern rock. The band recounts its vision of the condition
human through the voices of all the band members who take turns during the show.
Musically, the band offers a performance characterized by a continuous variation
of intensity and emotion, moving from introspective and spatial moments to
Achieve fuzzy/hi-gain sounds and lively rhythms.
Napstamind are currently heavily engaged on the stages of the Capitoline scene,
and are devoting themselves to the production of their first record release.
Saint Louis College of Music won the SIAE Calls “FOR WHO CREATES2023 NEW WORKS” and “FOR WHO CREATES 2023 INTERNATIONAL TOUR” for the production and tour promotion of the band Napstamind.
This victory will enable them to pursue their record project and embark on a 10-concert tour abroad thanks to funds obtained through the calls for proposals, with support from SIAE and the Ministry of Culture, and from Saint Louis itself, the promoter of the band’s participation in the projects.
With support from Mic and Siae, as part of the “For Those Who Create” program.
