Irish post-punk/gothic rock artist pMad has teamed up with Italian artist Think (Marco Menazzi) to release a dynamic new single, "Chance". The track is a bold and emotive anthem, weaving together Think's vibrant creativity and pMad's signature grunge and post-punk influences. The accompanying music video, rich with striking visuals and raw energy, further amplifies the song's message.
Following the success of pMad's previous releases, including the upcoming album 1+1=-1, "Chance" is a testament to the power of collaboration and artistic expression. The song tackles themes of resilience, hope, and the courage to embrace new beginnings.
"This collaboration was a natural fit", says Paul Dillon (pMad). "Think brought an inspiring perspective to the track, and together we created something that truly resonates".
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PMAD - Joins Forces With Think For "Chance"
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