"I Do" is the title of the new release from Milanese band The Scurbats, released almost a year after their hit "BombShell." The song captures a reaction to frustration and disillusionment, translating feelings of rejection, fear of failure, and a distorted self-image into a powerful musical experience.
The Song: "I Do"
The song "I Do" explores the various consequences of negative emotions, such as cynical disinterest and indifference. Running for approximately two and a half minutes, the song successfully demonstrates the birth, growth, and explosion of a reaction many would like to experience at least once in their lives. The musical performance is like an abstract painting: the bass draws, the guitar messes up, and the drums disorientate the listener, while the vocals guide them through the immediate and empathetic lyrics.
The Scurbats: The Band
The Scurbats is a band from Milan founded in 2018 and composed of Daniele La Canna (guitar and vocals), Stefano Vitanza (bass and backing vocals) and Davide Gagliardi (drums). Daniele and Stefano have been playing together since 2011, while Davide joined the band in 2021 after years of musical experiences in various contexts.
Evolution and Successes
Each member of the band contributed with numerous musical influences, creating a personal and recognizable sound characterized by powerful guitars, distorted basses, simple and incisive riffs, and creative and essential drums. Their hard work was rewarded, leading them to be the support group of the band DeWolff in their only Italian date in Milan, which was sold-out, and to the publication of their last three singles in the editorial playlists of Spotify all over the world.
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