WolveSpirit's video: WolveSpirit - Introducing WolveSpirit 2020 EPK

OFFICIAL WEBSITE ▶️ https://www.wolvespiorit.com The band has an American singer with a voice that can rouse the dead. On three records and two EPs, she has shown that she has the necessary armor to perform with all the greats of the classic rock world. Their last work, Free, astounded all the major rock magazines, received much attention from the press, and got them a support tour for the great Uriah Heep. All of this happened without the help of a big label or an elaborate marketing plan. It was all made possible by a band that has come a long way since its foundation, who have learned to always master situations and sell handfuls of records themselves. Things did not become easier. “This is the price we pay for our freedom,” the frontwoman says. They grew, never gave up—and after six years they are a confident band, more self-assured than ever. WolveSpirit produces exceptional rock music, which carries the spark of past exploits and ignites in the here and now. They have catapulted their unprecedented success story to new heights with their latest album Blue Eyes. With a roaring Hammond organ, expressive guitars, and Debbie’s indescribable voice, WolveSpirit once again enter the world of rock music wrapped in smoke. The harmony that holds the band together at its core is evident in their soulful and uncommonly powerful rock songs. Whether they are called hard rock, blues rock, classic rock, or psychedelic rock, WolveSpirit has no preference. “We do not think about any style,” says Debbie. “We are, without exception, open people who do not subject ourselves to restrictions. This is the beauty of creativity: we do not have to worry about what we are doing.” Of course, the band—who often takes inspiration from Deep Purple or Uriah Heep—have made a great impression on the Würzburg community. “No one should have heroes,” Debbie points out. “One should find strength within oneself, and go their own way.”