If you've been following this blog for the past five weeks, you know that my band and multimedia production team
Second Player Score has been dropping a new track off our latest album
4-D every Friday. The first four were from the "Summer Suite" (
4-D is divided into four seasonal suites), while the next four, which began last week, are from the "Spring Suite" (graphic below).
Tomorrow's new song is "Divide and Conquer," which is a song about, well, dividing and conquering. You see,
4-D, like all our albums, tells a complete story while still having lyrics that are relatable to everyday life, and "Divide and Conquer" is told from the Big Bad's point of view near the beginning of the final act right before the climactic fight with the heroes. This song is probably the album's least relatable one (unless you are an evil supervillain), but it's still a rocking, energetic track that is perfect for a good shout-along (fun fact: it used to be slower tempo-wise and didn't really work until our drummer Kyle, inspired by an Offspring song, suggested that we play it a lot faster). Or, I don't know, maybe you can relate to it, read the lyrics and judge for yourself:
And now that we're at the final battle
They come together like herding cattle
Since when they gather, they drive you bonkers
You'd so much rather divide and conquer
Hey!
Alone you know they won't last much longer
And joining forces will make 'em stronger
To kick their britches from here to Yonkers
You're gonna have to divide and conquer
Hey!
Hey! Hey! Hey! Hey!
Check it out on all the usual streaming platforms!
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