Chilean darkwave/coldwave/electro duo Vioflesh released via darkTunes Music Group a brand new single, "Dreams". The latest Vioflesh single dives into the depths of longing, memory, and desire. This track is an ode to those haunting moments that linger in your mind, where fantasy blurs with reality and emotions run deep.
With "Dreams" Vioflesh wanted to capture that feeling of being pulled into a world where amber eyes and dreamy nights create magic under the stars. Close your eyes, let the music take you, and sail into the dream. Our passion and our connection begins here, in dreams...
When reality fades, drift into the shadows of desire. The previously released single/video "Feel Fake" is over HERE. Link
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