The keen reader might recall reading about Ginny Luke on our blog in the past; The Los Angeles-based performer and musician is a true force of nature, a nugget of charisma and vibrancy in musical form. Plus, she’s giving her project a quirky outlook by pairing rock guitars with her electric violin prowess. Previously writing about ‘When the Lights Go Out’, we proudly declared: “Built on a truly anthemic and sumptuous livery, the single champions modern eclectic hard rock, boasting a certain cinematic flair and a healthy dose of violin virtuosity”.
‘Devil at My Heels’ is one of Luke’s latest offerings, here featuring talented Australian guitarist Orianthi. Built on an electrifying, retro-flavoured hard rock imprint, the single takes the listeners on a journey of empowerment and independence, guided by Ginny’s charming and anthemic vocals plus a healthy dose of distorted guitar riffing and electric violin elegance. Among such a hard-hitting instrumental, the vocals manage to carve out their space, making the record a pretty friendly and wide effort.
As is often the case with such an evocative record, ‘Devil at My Heels’ boasts a tumultuous music video. Signalling personal empowerment and the willingness to stand up for oneself, Luke takes the ‘hero’ role in it, prevailing on whoever might want to see her down.
Recommended! Discover ‘Devil at My Heels’ on Spotify and Youtube:
