Muse Chronicle

Liv Crash, a musician residing in Milan, is a guitarist at heart. He writes his own songs and blends a melodic fusion of jazz, funk, and rock influences into his music. The funk and rock guitar parts of Liv Crash’s debut single, “‘Cause even in this song,” which is his hallmark sound, demonstrate his flexibility. Liv Crash was born on May 9—the same day as the legendary Billy Joel—and was destined for the music industry. He started piano lessons at age 13 and got interested in rock music when he was 17 and started listening to Iron Maiden. Dave Murray, a well-known musician, gave Liv Crash the idea to start learning the guitar. Like Murray, Liv Crash choose an American Fender Stratocaster in black and white.

I recently discovered this artist through his latest release ‘Shakespeare inspired the boobs’. This is a track that features some amazing muscality. In terms of lyricism, I was a bit take aback. The guitars in the track are surely great and the riffs are ecstatic. What I loved the most about the track was the drums that were soulfully impactful. The way the music was carried took my heart away. The music sounds like the dust sprinkled out of an aurora. Do give it a listen if you appricate good music.

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