The Fever 333 veröffentlichen neuen Song „Trigger“

Die Supergroup The Fever 333 (bestehend aus aktiven und ehemaligen Mitgliedern von Letlive., The Chariot und Night Verses) hat vor gut zwei Monaten ihre Surprise-EP „Made An America“ veröffentlicht.

Das hält die Jungs um Frontmann Jason Aalon Butler aber nicht davon ab, weiter an neuem Material zu basteln. Mit einem just veröffentlichtem, neuem Song namens „Trigger“ will die Band jetzt auf ihre Weise auf das Thema Waffengesetze aufmerksam machen.

Weiter unten findet ihr den kompletten Stream bei Spotify und darunter (bitte nicht verwechseln) einen 23-sekündigen Teaser des neuen The Fever 333-Tracks. Jason Aalon Butler hat überdies ein längeres Statement zu „Trigger“ ins Netz gestellt, welches ihr euch ganz unten im O-Ton durchlesen könnt.

Hört jetzt den brandneuen Song „Trigger“ von The Fever 333

“I’m not here to tilt anyone towards my side of a complicated and ideological argument with biases. I’m not here to add more fuel to the fire that burns between those divided on this issue. I’m not even here to talk about where I stand. I’m just here to ask our country to be honest with ourselves and understand it would be remiss, ignorant, and blatantly irresponsible if we didn’t acknowledge that we have developed a problem when it comes to gun violence in America. This statement alone seems to upset some, but please know that I am not saying I want to take away your rights granted in the constitution and I’m not saying anything about any individual that bears a firearm as I don’t venture to know each and every one of you. But I do know we are leading the planet in gun related deaths and now we are seeing a disturbing frequency in what they consider mass shootings. We have children taking the lives of other children with these weapons. We have people using weapons designed to efficiently kill as many people as possible to do just that. We are the only country in the world facing this issue the way we do. I understand there are a collection of factors at play when dealing with shooters; mental health, education, misinformation to name a few, and I am not mitigating or pushing those aside, but today- RIGHT NOW I’m talking about the acquisition of firearms. I’m talking about the protocol by which we obtain firearms and the statistical problem we are fostering every day we do not ask for some sort of reform, solution, or acknowledgement regarding this matter. I understand how we got here, rebellion got us here and rebellion will keep us here – but when the things that we want to protect ourselves with are killing us, we need to have that conversation and it needs to happen now.”