Watch: AI video for new single by Laois rock band
to packed audiences. Their new single combines their signature rock sound with a modern twist, as they embrace AI with a video featuring a dancing robot in space.
The launch gig for ‘Why Can’t I Believe’ promises to be a nostalgic trip down memory lane for fans of the original band. With the entire original lineup back together, the energy and chemistry between the members are palpable. The band is excited to share their new music with their fans and showcase how they have evolved and adapted their sound over the years.
The track was produced by Ollie and recorded at Golden Egg Studios in Laois, showcasing the band’s commitment to their roots and the local music scene. The video, featuring a dancing robot in space, was edited by Avalanche Multi-Media Studios, adding a futuristic and visually engaging element to the release.
Their reunion was sparked by their appearance on a popular TV show celebrating the achievements of members, particularly Pat Critchley. Pat, a renowned sports mentor and author, occasionally joins the band for guest appearances, adding a unique dynamic to their performances.
The Mere Mortals’ revival is a testament to the timeless quality of their music and the enduring bond between the band members. Their continued success and relevance in the music industry underscore their talent and passion for creating music that resonates with audiences of all ages.
As they gear up for the official launch of their new single, The Mere Mortals are eager to reconnect with their fans and introduce their music to a new generation. Their blend of classic rock with contemporary influences ensures that their sound remains fresh and compelling, appealing to both long-time devotees and new listeners alike.
The gig on Friday night promises to be a memorable event, filled with nostalgia, energy, and the unmistakable spirit of The Mere Mortals. With their new single and accompanying video, the band is poised to make a triumphant return to the music scene, solidifying their status as legends in the Irish rock landscape.