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Review: Dubinski’s “New York Arizona and This” Chronicles The Gritty Realities Of Indie Touring With Raw Authenticity

9 March 2024
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Dubinski, the Edinburgh-based band of brothers Eugene, Fergus, Donal and Eoin Gaine, have just released their latest single, “New York Arizona and This”. This energetic track, produced by Mike Horner and Robbie Nelson, captures the raw essence of the struggles and triumphs of an independent touring band.

The lyrics of “New York Arizona and This” paint a vivid picture of the band’s journey, both geographically and emotionally. Eugene’s vocals carry the weight of the road, expressing the highs and lows of touring, the unexpected challenges and the relentless pursuit of a dream. The chorus, with its anthemic quality, becomes a rallying cry for any musician striving for recognition beyond the confines of the local scene.

Musically, the track is a dynamic blend of indie rock and infectious energy. The driving rhythm section, coupled with catchy guitar riffs, mirrors the adrenaline-fuelled experience of a live performance. The song’s structure reflects the band’s journey – starting slow and building up to a powerful hook, mirroring the challenges and triumphs of their musical expedition.

Dubinski’s unique identity as a band shines through in their ability to infuse personal experiences into their music. The blend of the four brothers’ talents is evident in the tight instrumentation, creating a sound that is both cohesive and eclectic.

The production by Horner and Nelson enhances the song further, allowing the raw emotion in Eugene’s vocals to take centre stage. The balance between polished production and the band’s gritty, DIY spirit creates a captivating listening experience.

“New York Arizona and This” serves as a glimpse into the band’s story, a snapshot of the struggles faced by emerging artists on the road. Yet, it’s more than a documentation of challenges; it’s an anthem of resilience and a testament to Dubinski’s unwavering commitment to their craft.

As Dubinski gear up for their sophomore album release in autumn 2024, “New York Arizona and This” stands as a promising prelude – a track that not only showcases their musical prowess but also invites listeners to join them on their continuing journey. With this single, Dubinski prove that the road may be tough, but the music that emerges from it can be worth the ride.

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