“Throwing Out All My Fear” is the new single by the band MATTIA CAROLI & I FIORI DEL MALE, on the radio, in digital stores and on streaming platforms starting today, Friday 6 October.
“Throwing Out All My Fear” is a song that recalls early Porcupine Tree, early Pearl Jam; it ranges between arpeggios with post-punk sounds and typical grunge distortions, which envelop the entire piece. The sounds reflect a dark text in which memories, reminiscences and regrets are not intended as necessarily negative factors, but are felt as a source of growth, as an armor for our fears: “Everything you want is on the other side of fear” (Jack Canfield).
After months of tweaks and changes in the studio, we've finally released the lead single for what will be our second album. We're thrilled that this song represents a profound departure from our first two albums (album and EP). We've turned our attention to early '90s rock, a nod to the Seattle grunge scene. The inspiration for the song came from listening to the sounds of early Pearl Jam and Sound Garden., declare Mattia Caroli & The Flowers of Evil
"Throwing Out All My Fear" is accompanied by a music video, directed by Mattia Caroli and Simone Morini, which tells the story of a mysterious and confused man, haunted by his fears. At first, the protagonist wanders through the recesses of his subconscious, revisiting, through lonely fields and dark places, the memories and fears that plague him. After an initial escape—from what appears to be an ever-changing supernatural entity, but which later reveals itself to be his double—he finds the courage to face his demons and emerges from each ordeal strengthened, ultimately experiencing this experience as a game with himself.
The song was co-produced by the band and Stefano Barone.
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