Devilskin’s “Swelter” Named New Song of the Day

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The highly acclaimed winners of the 2025 AMA’s PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARD, DEVILSKIN, are preparing to captivate their dedicated fan base with the release of SWELTER, the second single from their upcoming 13-track studio album, RE-EVOLUTION, scheduled to drop on Friday, July 11.

Emerging as one of the most popular rock acts in New Zealand today, Devilskin is thrilled to unveil their latest single and accompanying video, offering a taste of what’s to come from their eagerly awaited album, RE-EVOLUTION.

Fresh off their triumph at the People’s Choice Award at the recent Aotearoa Music Awards and the success of their upbeat single ‘Half-Life of Dreams’ on rock radio, Devilskin is currently engaging fans on a 12-date tour in New Zealand. With the release of ‘Swelter,’ vocalist Jennie Skulander showcases her powerhouse vocals, soaring over a fiercely addictive riff that is guaranteed to leave a lasting impression.

Incorporating flashes of tranquility amidst bold sonic disruptions, ‘Swelter’ is a dynamic track driven by razor-sharp riffage and Jennie’s commanding delivery. The song’s opening lyric, “Everything, anything you want to be, you can be, you just need the right philosophy,” sets the tone for a lyrical exploration of personal responsibility and striving for success, as explained by lyricist Paul Martin.

The accompanying music video, directed by the acclaimed Shae Sterling, provides a visually captivating experience, taking viewers on a thrilling journey through iconic New Zealand landscapes. Showcasing their humorous side and injecting a dose of local charm into the visuals, Devilskin proves that they are not afraid to have fun and push boundaries.

Drummer Nic Martin expresses his excitement for the release of the video, highlighting the pleasure of working with director Shae to create a high-energy and engaging visual experience. With its mix of westie-glam, 80s kiwi bogan vibes, and a modern metalcore twist, the video promises high replay value.

As Devilskin gears up for their RE-EVOLUTION TOUR ’25, featuring special guests VILLAINY and MIDWAVE BREAKS, fans can expect an electrifying live experience. Tickets for the tour dates are on sale now, with performances scheduled in various cities across New Zealand.

So, turn up the volume, immerse yourself in the prison you’ve created, and embrace the intensity of ‘SWELTER’ as Devilskin continues to push boundaries and captivate audiences with their bold and uncompromising rock sound.

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