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Electric High’s “Flicking The Bees” Sting with Wisdom of Sweltering Rock Anthem

Electric High, the dynamic rock force hailing from Bergen, Norway, has unleashed its latest classic rock single, “Flicking The Bees,” delivering a swaggering anthem that grips enthusiasts from the first note. Combining elements of alternative rock and hard rock, Electric High delivers a sound that feels like a collision between Rival Sons and Royal Blood, injected with the raw energy of an Aerosmith concert.

The song showcases Electric High’s signature electric energy, fueled by the powerhouse performances of their lead singers, PV Staff and Olav Iversen. “Flicking The Bees” takes listeners on a thrilling ride, gradually building in intensity from a light-headed and easy-going start to a frenetic climax, accompanied by the piercing screams of the talented duo.

Beyond its infectious sound, the song carries a meaningful message of tolerance and respect. The lyrics cleverly illustrate the consequences of provoking others unnecessarily, comparing it to flicking bees. The band urges listeners to avoid acting foolishly and wasting time on trivial matters, for if you continue to provoke and irritate, the repercussions will be severe. Instead, they encourage focusing on doing good and staying cool to find harmony in life.

The “Flicking The Bees” recording occurred at Havnelageret Studio in Bergen. The band was responsible for the production, while Daniel Birkeland handled the engineering. The mixing and mastering of the album was done by Iver Sandøy at Solslottet Studio, resulting in a sonically immersive experience that is sure to captivate listeners.

Electric High has established itself as a prominent figure in the rock scene by producing “Flicking The Bees.” The band’s fusion of rock influences and unrelenting energy has resulted in music that connects with a wide range of listeners.

Rock music fans looking for an exciting and new sound will love Electric High’s latest single, “Flicking The Bees.” This sweltering rock anthem features impressive performances, thought-provoking lyrics, and top-notch production, making it a must-listen for all rock enthusiasts.

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