MisterWives Release New Track off Upcoming Album, ‘Ultraviolet’

Photo Credit: Matty Vogel 

A few weeks away from the release of their 4th studio album, MisterWives are marking their growth in the industry with leaps and bounds of changes for their sound. Ultraviolet is a melody that encapsulates the new age that social media created for the world going forward, an ‘information tidal wave’ as lead singer, Mandy Lee, croons at the start of Ultraviolet. Along with the release of the single, the music video that partners the song shows Mandy in a field on a mountain with arrows jutting out of her back. Possibly the arrows are a metaphor for the eyes that come with social media and how easily loving eyes of fans can turn into daggers with a flip of the metaphorical switch. 

Ultraviolet is a delicate and intimate reflection of struggling with comparison, self deprecation, lack of embodiment and the awareness of wanting to break those lifelong unhealthy coping mechanisms that no longer serve who you want to be.” Throughout the track, Lee learns to embrace her flaws and accept herself for who she is, gradually working towards self-empowerment and growth. “Much like the flowers, we all carry so much within ourselves that isn’t presented on the surface and I hope this song is a reminder to be gentle and compassionate with ourselves and each other.
Catch MisterWives on tour this Fall 
Nosebleeds is out July 14th | Nosebleeds (LP) Tracklisting
  1. Out Of Your Mind
  2. Dagger
  3. Nosebleeds
  4. All The Same
  5. Sideways
  6. Trigger Pull
  7. Too Late
  8. Silver Lining
  9. Trip Around The Sun
  10. Flower Moon
  11. Broken Glass
  12. Other Side
  13. End Of My Rope
  14. Ultraviolet 

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Jenica Lawson

Photographer & Writer

My love for concert photography came from my scrolling on tumblr in my high school years, growing more after attending Warped Tour in 2012. Earning my associates degree in the arts from Cochise College in 2017, I started hunting for my next goal. I began my photojournalism journey in 2019 after working for my local newspaper taking shots of anyone and anything. I have a background of short documentaries, video interviewing and editorial shots. My friends tell me I have a plethora of band/music knowledge that I now hope to put to good use.

https://www.instagram.com/jenicaleaphotography/
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