"The World Is Our Song" - melodic hard rock reminds us of our responsibility to nature!

published on 3/17/25 3:17 PM

Група Strykers

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Strykers, a band known for their original approach to melodic hard rock, continue to follow their creative vision. Their latest release, featuring Gergana Stoyanova and Leon Daniel, is dedicated to the earth and the children of tomorrow. The title says it all: "The world is our song!"

With it, they join the children of the "Nadezhda" kindergarten in Pleven in a campaign to protect the environment.

"This is our humble contribution to the eco-community, a call to look inward and think about what legacy we will leave for the next generation," the band said about their new song.

The music and lyrics were written by Alexander Simeonov, the band's lead singer and guitarist, with arrangements by Veysel Veyselov and Angel Angelov.

Can the sun not rise in the sky,

Can the wind blow and not ruffle a leaf?

Or soil, without a drop of water, dry,

Can it make a single flower grow?

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